As reviews for Dragon Age: The Veilguard pour in and praise the RPG as a return to form for BioWare, Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson describes the new game similarly himself - as a title that marks its developer's return to the things that made it "great."
Speaking at EA's most recent earnings call, Wilson begins with a "look back over BioWare" and the beloved studio's arguably less successful releases, like Anthem. "Anthem is probably the one that people remember most for not really living up to the expectations of what a BioWare game should be," he explains. Anthem was also, however, "BioWare trying to do something very, very different than what would typically be known as a BioWare game."
