Straight Right had tons of features they wanted to implement in Mass Effect 3, but couldn't
A portion of a B-Ten interview with Straight Right...
B-T: Were there any features, specific for the Wii U version of the game, that you had hoped to put into the game but weren’t able to?
SR: Of course! With any project there are a ton of things that go on a ‘wish list’ and it’s never the case that you get to them all. On Mass Effect 3 we exceeded our initial target specification, thanks in part to the commitment from BioWare to ensuring that the game met their own exacting benchmarks in terms of quality. They gave us the time and the latitude to get that job done. I don’t look back on any feature in particular and think “if only we could have added that.” I think for the most part we got the job done.
B-T: Were there any features, specific for the Wii U version of the game, that you had hoped to put into the game but weren’t able to?
SR: Of course! With any project there are a ton of things that go on a ‘wish list’ and it’s never the case that you get to them all. On Mass Effect 3 we exceeded our initial target specification, thanks in part to the commitment from BioWare to ensuring that the game met their own exacting benchmarks in terms of quality. They gave us the time and the latitude to get that job done. I don’t look back on any feature in particular and think “if only we could have added that.” I think for the most part we got the job done.
