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It Sure Looks Like BioWare Had A Big N7 Day Blowout Planned Before It Was Shut Down

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It Sure Looks Like BioWare Had A Big N7 Day Blowout Planned Before It Was Shut Down

It’s been almost two weeks since publisher EA shut down BioWare and canceled the next Mass Effect game. If the whole completely avoidable disaster wasn’t sad enough, this was right before November 7, N7 Day, when the studio annually held a celebration of all things Mass Effect. And from the looks of it, BioWare had some brand deals lined up for the week. ow a lot of companies BioWare was collaborating with are gonna have to awkwardly parade out new merchandise and sales while fans are graffittiing the words “Save Mass Effect” on EA’s lawn.

i wish i had more time to study all of this… 🥺 #masseffect pic.twitter.com/DgLEOLlgap

Youtooz, a collectible line that collaborates with brands across all sides of pop culture, has released Mass Effect figures before, and is teasing new ones of Mordin, Joker, and Liara days before N7 Day.

Our official Mass Effect collection is BACK – but only while stocks last.

Insert Coin, a collectible and clothing store, is re-upping its Mass Effect line, including jackets, shirts, and other accessories.

Moor-Art and @bioware present the start of a new original Limited Edition art and apparel collection!

Signup for 15% OFF your first order plus access to our exclusive pre-sale.https://t.co/9YEpeaKU08#masseffect pic.twitter.com/cDoyYfkTIR

The Moor-Art Gallery is also hinting at some kind of art collection featuring Mass Effect characters on its social media for a November 6 reveal.

N7 Day isn’t until Saturday, so it’s entirely possible we’ll see more merchandise and sales sprout up in the days to come.


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