Video Games Have Become Rife With DEI and Some Fans Aren’t Buying It

The video game industry has changed in recent years, with transgenderism and diversity messaging becoming more commonplace.

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December 11, 2024Updated:January 06, 2025

BioWare, developer of the wildly popular Mass Effect and Dragon Age video game series, is at the center of a new battle.

Following the failed launch of two costly triple-A titles, the Electronic Arts-owned studio was banking on a win. Its latest offering is the fourth title in the Dragon Age series; the last was released 10 years ago.

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