During their highly anticipated E3 trailer for Dragon Age: Inquisition, Bioware’s decision to unleash living breathing dragons tragically backfired resulting in 73 fans dead and millions still unaware of key features of the upcoming RPG. The loud and terrifying trailer was quickly drowned out by the sounds of four ancient dragons flapping their massive wings and raining hellfire down on media and Bioware fans in the crowds, incinerating everything in their path.
In response to frustrations over Mass Effect 3's ending and subsequent "extended edition" storylines, Bioware President Matthew Bromberg stated that all fanfiction related to Mass Effect is considered canon from this point forward. The announcement comes years after Mass Effect 3's release date and amidst rumors of a fourth entry into the series on the horizon.
In the controversial Mass Effect 3 ending, the protagonist Commander Shepard was presented with three options of how to handle the main enemy, the Reapers - destroy them, control them, or merge with them. This ending effectively negated all the choices the players had made previously in the three games and reduced the game to a single choice with three options. This is all something that Mr. Bromberg acknowledged briefly in the press release stating, "Yeah that shit sucked."
