In the past BioWare has tried to reassure fans saying that Mass Effect 3 will involve the return of some more RPG aspects that were lost with the second episode of the series, but those who hope in the game features more RPG than shooter is likely to be disappointed. This fact helps us understand John Riccitiello, EA's boss, who explained that they are trying to give a particular approach to the third chapter of the saga in a way that is best suited to the tastes of the general public.

In a recent report to shareholders, Riccitiello said that Mass Effect 3 will have a greater appeal than its predecessors: "The team is working step by step to change the gameplay mechanics and some of the features that you'll see at E3 so that the game is a real shooter combined with an RPG. "

We just have to wait for the Los Angeles event, scheduled in a month exactly, to understand exactly what you're talking about the U.S. manager.