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Battlefield 6 Quietly Yanks Planned Mass Effect Collab From Its Store After BioWare Closure

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Battlefield 6 Quietly Yanks Planned Mass Effect Collab From Its Store After BioWare Closure

Battlefield 6 has collaborated with Mass Effect before, and the last time that the military shooter did so, it was shortly after publisher EA gutted BioWare in 2025. To say it felt in bad taste at the time is an understatement. Recently, fans discovered that Battlefield 6 was again seemingly going to add a handful of Mass Effect cosmetics to the game, presumably for N7 Day, BioWare’s annual celebration of its sci-fi RPG series. Now, it appears that the previously locked cosmetics have been removed from the game entirely following the announcement that EA is shutting down the studio.

There's new Mass Effect accessories for Battlefield, probably for N7 Day 👀 pic.twitter.com/n7cAHFUSHz

The cosmetics included several N7 logos in patches and on weapons, as well as a charm of the Normandy, Commander Shepard’s ship in the original trilogy. At some point after the news of BioWare’s closure, these items were removed from Battlefield 6’s in-game store with no explanation. We’ve reached out to EA for comment on the situation and will update this story if we hear back.

The seemingly planned BF6 x Mass Effect pack is now gone after yesterdays news.
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Odds are someone at Battlefield Studios or EA had the good sense to realize that releasing something Mass Effect -related right after the company had uprooted the lives of the people who made those games would have been a PR nightmare, especially if they planned to release them on N7 Day, a day when fans and the studio typically celebrated the nearly 20-year-old series.


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