Leaked Mass Effect 5 trailer is being "re-scored" by one of the original trilogy's composers, so folks can get a taste of his musical vision for the game
One of the composers who contributed to the scores of the original Mass Effect trilogy has decided to re-soundtrack the Mass Effect Universe trailer which leaked following the game's cancellation and BioWare's closure . Sam Hulick's aim, aside from making this year's N7 Day a tiny bit less depressing if he can deliver as planned, is to share some of his "musical vision" for the RPG. Read more
One of the original Mass Effect trilogy composers has taken it upon himself to re-soundtrack the leaked Mass Effect 5 trailer. Sam Hulick, the composer behind the original trilogy, aims to provide fans with a taste of his musical vision for the game. Hulick announced his plan to re-score the trailer for N7 Day on BlueSky. His motivation is to offer some closure to fans after BioWare's closure and the cancellation of Mass Effect 5.
Hulick is already working on the new score, although he admits he is busy pitching for a new game. He emphasizes that he wants to properly represent his musical vision for MEU and not rush the project. The re-scored trailer will serve as a silver lining to the dark cloud surrounding the game's demise. Hulick has also expressed his views on the community's efforts to pressure EA into not putting the series on ice, emphasizing the loss of jobs for those at BioWare.
Despite EA's potential licensing and hiring, the work shared by ex-BioWare developers ensures that fans are not left entirely in the dark about the studio's final chapter.
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