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BioWare’s Canceled Mass Effect Game Hit by EA Request to Remove LGBTQ Pride Flag, Ex-Dev Claims

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“BioWare’s Canceled Mass Effect Game Hit by EA Request to Remove LGBTQ Pride Flag, Ex-Dev C” — what this page in the network covers. A former BioWare employee alleges that Electronic Arts’ new management pressured the studio to remove an LGBTQ Pride flag from its now-canceled Mass Effect project, signaling a shift away from the developer’s long-standing commitment to inclusive storytelling. The claim, reported by a gaming news outlet, suggests that EA’s leadership was not aligned with BioWare’s values during the game’s development. While the specific title was never officially announced, the report indicates that the request came as part of broader creative tensions.

The Pride flag has appeared in previous Mass Effect games, including a notable scene in Mass Effect 3, and its proposed removal would mark a departure for the franchise. The cancellation of the project itself has already disappointed fans, and this revelation adds another layer to the story of why it may have been shelved. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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