BioWare Posts Anthem Developer Livestreams
BioWare posted a couple of its recent developer streams for Anthem. The first video looks at combat and exploration, while the second focuses on Javelin customisation.
BioWare posted a couple of its recent developer streams for Anthem. The first video looks at combat and exploration, while the second focuses on Javelin customisation.
EA and BioWare have revealed that there will be a demo for Anthem ahead of its launch available to certain players. In addition, a new trailer looks to highlight the link between its online shared-world and individuals’ narratives.
Fresh off its appearance at EA Play, the publisher’s E3-adjunct event, BioWare has provided a demonstration video of the game. Four developers team up to take on the game’s “Scars & Villainy” mission.
EA technically isn’t part of E3, holding its own event a few miles away. Nevertheless, Charalampos Papadimitriou was able to head over and check out BioWare’s Anthem.
BioWare’s Anthem was the game that received the most attention during the EA Play press conference. Three of the game’s developers took some time to talk about the game’s features and show off some new footage.
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