Shoei's Neotec 3 Motorcycle Helmet Gets New Colors and Graphics, But Only in Europe Europe gets the new Neotec 3 designs first, and U.S. riders are left waiting…or working the black-market angle. RideApart · Aug 28, 2025
'It takes Anthem's spot': Former Dragon Age producer Mark Darrah thinks the original version of Dragon Age 4 would have released in February 2019—a 'compromised' game, but likely better received than Veilguard It's unclear if Darrah is saying BioWare would have made project Joplin instead of Anthem, or that Anthem would have come later. PC Gamer · Aug 25, 2025
As Anthem faces shutdown amid Stop Killing Games movement, producer says maybe we want to "sacrifice some things in order to get it so that games don't just vanish one day" "I do believe in game preservation, and we're losing a lot of stuff right now" GamesRadar · Aug 18, 2025
'I always knew it was going to go away eventually:' Anthem producer Mark Darrah gives his take on Stop Killing Games ahead of his own project shutting down forever Darrah says that if we want to Stop Killing Games, there will be some tradeoffs—but maybe they’re worth it. PC Gamer · Aug 17, 2025
'Veilguard is 4 games stitched together', says ex-BioWare lead Mark Darrah, and it might've been better to 'shut the project down completely' around 2017 Oof. PC Gamer · Aug 15, 2025
Mass Effect veteran says open-world bot flop Anthem gained momentum within EA because the pitch was "what if BioWare game but it could do FIFA numbers?" It all makes sense now GamesRadar · Aug 6, 2025
Anthem's former executive producer says BioWare was so good at telling stories that its original Anthem pitch convinced EA to greenlight a game it couldn't deliver: 'Maybe there wasn't anything behind the very evocative statement' Never write a check you can't cash. PC Gamer · Aug 6, 2025
"It isn't Destiny. It isn't Borderlands. It isn't Mass Effect": Ex BioWare lead says Anthem's vision for "the future of storytelling" struggled to come together because it had "no one really clearly saying what it is" Mark Darrah opens up about why Anthem failed in a new YouTube video GamesRadar · Aug 6, 2025
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“$199 for a synth that retreads the well-worn VA path is a big ask”: Universal Audio Anthem review This new softsynth makes UA's Spark subscription even more tempting, but is it worth its high asking price as a standalone purchase? MusicRadar · Jul 14, 2025
EA is killing a game I didn't even know was alive EA has announced that its ambitious live-service extraction shooter, Anthem, will sunset servers on January 12, 2026. The game will be unplayable, as it was designed to be an online-only experience. Windows Central · Jul 3, 2025
The big "Stop Killing Games" petition just hit 1 million signatures — in partial thanks to one dev who tried to kill it #StopKillingGames completed its goal despite one prominent developer opposing the movement. Windows Central · Jul 3, 2025
Surprise! The Anthem servers are still running—but they won't be after January 12 Now it's really over. PC Gamer · Jul 3, 2025
Anthem’s servers are shutting down, and we didn’t even know they were online Anthem died a long time ago, but EA is finally burying it this January. Destructoid · Jul 3, 2025
The Guardian - US · Jun 27, 2025 ‘Super-physical’: Houston’s Seth Smith points to US rugby future – and MLR decider The SaberCats hooker, 20, faces New England on Saturday as a striking talent formed by South African coaching but also nine years of Texas rugby
MusicRadar · Jun 17, 2025 Universal Audio's Anthem synth plugin promises to "put the biggest, baddest analogue sounds at your fingertips" A growling analogue-modelled filter, flexible sequencer and vintage-style modulation effects give UA's new monosynth an edge
GamesRadar · May 7, 2025 "EA said make this a live service": Dragon Age veteran says the fourth game's multiplayer pivot was a "rationalization" to move devs onto Anthem, and "I wish that pivot had never occurred" It was "a reason to make it make sense that we were taking everyone away from Dragon Age"
PC Gamer · May 7, 2025 The BioWare we loved is mostly gone, but '2017 is when EA finished digesting' it, says Dragon Age studio veteran "EA buys studios, and then consumes them, and they start to lose their culture."
GamesRadar · May 7, 2025 Dragon Age veteran says his team was "jerked around" because EA didn't care about big RPGs like Mass Effect: Andromeda, just Anthem And look how that turned out...
PC Gamer · Apr 14, 2025 'EA always preferred Mass Effect, straight up': Dragon Age creator reveals that his and Mass Effect's team 'didn't get along' at BioWare, as EA played favourites with its children Two households, both alike in development (in fair BioWare, where we lay our scene).
GamesRadar · Feb 19, 2025 Dragon Age and Anthem producer says stop harassing developers "because you don't know the circumstances that resulted in the thing that you're mad at" Former BioWare executive Mark Darrah says "be a human being, have some empathy"
Inverse · Feb 5, 2025 No, Gaming's Worst Trend Would Not Have Saved The Most Overlooked RPG 'Dragon Age: The Veilguard' might have been better off as a live-service game, according to the CEO of the company that removed its live-service elements.
PC Gamer · Jan 27, 2025 Is this the end of Dragon Age? Veilguard was good, but BioWare needed an all-timer, and I'm nervous about what's next 2009 BioWare isn't walking through that door.
PC Gamer · Jan 5, 2025 I've seen enough: No more forcing singleplayer studios to make mediocre live service games We're leaving this one behind in 2024.
Salon · Dec 11, 2024 A murder, a manhunt and a McDonald's While some lauded the fast food employee who called the police after spotting Mangione a hero, others disagreed