From Kotaku:

Greg Zeschuk, co-founder of Mass Effect  and Dragon Age developer BioWare, says that the sci-fi franchise will live on in other games after the role-playing game trilogy wraps up in Mass Effect 3.

Zeschuk said during today’s episode of Kotaku Talk Radio that the Mass Effect property is a "valuable universe," that the end of the futuristic trilogy does not necessarily suggest an endpoint for the series.

"We’re actually going to continue to use it for stuff and we’re going to continue to make games there," Zeschuk said. "Believe me, we have our work cut out for us for the next little while getting Mass Effect 3 done after this. Don’t worry if you love Mass Effect, there will be more Mass Effect in the future."

Whether that means the series spawning a new BioWare-developed RPG, a spin-off in the vein of Mass Effect Galaxy for the iPhone or a new genre a la Halo Wars, the BioWare co-founder wouldn’t say. Zeschuk neither confirmed nor denied co-host Stephen Totilo’s suggestion for a Mass Effect themed kart racing, but implied that, if one were to happen, it would absolutely feature a big head mode. […]

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