BioWare's Mass Effect Andromeda and new IP look 'stuing,' dev says - CNET

Two of BioWare's most anticipated upcoming projects are coming along well, it seems. BioWare's Alistair McNally, who heads up design and art for the company's studios in Edmonton, Montreal, and Austin, says on Twitter that Mass Effect Andromeda and the company's unaounced new IP are looking "stuing."

"Played Mass Effect Andromeda yesterday and then today our new IP. Both of which are looking stuing. Today I wore a plain T-shirt," McNally said.

That last line about his T-shirt is a reference to something McNally said earlier. He wore a T-shirt at the Game Developers Conference last week that revealed BioWare's new IP -- and no one noticed.

BioWare's new IP, which is in development at the studio's Edmonton office, was officially aounced in September 2012. At the time, BioWare said the game was being built from the ground up ruing on "new gaming technology," a likely reference to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, which had not yet been released at the time.