BioWare is closing down, the creators of such great games that I wasn't even interested because of them when Orbán became Prime Minister in 2010.

BioWare, the Canadian game developer known for classics like Baldur's Gate and Mass Effect, has closed after 31 years, resulting in up to 400 job losses. Founded in 1995, BioWare gained fame with its complex RPGs and narratives. The closure, decided by parent company EA, shocked the gaming industry, with notable creators mourning the loss. BioWare's innovative approach included blending RPG mechanics with action and allowing same-sex relationships in games. Despite attempts to branch into multiplayer with Anthem, the studio faced challenges, especially after being acquired by a Saudi-led investment group, which burdened EA with significant debt. The development of Mass Effect 5 was also halted due to the closure.