Amazon is developing a Mass Effect TV series, with "Fast & Furious 9" writer Daniel Casey taking the helm, check out the details here.

A Mass Effect TV series is now officially in development at Amazon MGM Studios, featuring a seasoned team of producers from games and adaptation.

Amazon MGM Studios is officially developing a Mass Effect TV series, Variety has reported, marking a major step forward for the popular video game franchise.

Word comes to us through an exclusive scoop from Variety (thanks, IGN). The outlet reports that EA's Michael Gamble, the director of the next Mass Effect game, has signed on as an executive producer, along with Karim Zreik and Ari Arad. Plot details are currently being kept under tight lock and key.

Mass Effect, the military sci-fi media franchise that BioWare launched in November 2007 with its titular and critically acclaimed action RPG before releasing several sequels, including Mass Effect 2,

Amazon MGM Studios is taking a swing at another video game franchise, Mass Effect, to adapt into a television show. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

According to Variety, Amazon's Mass Effect TV series is finally coming to life after it picked up the rights for it three years ago. Details are pretty thin at this stage, but Amazon says it's actively being developed now.

Fast And Furious writer Daniel Casey will tackle the TV adaptation of the best-selling space opera franchise. Amazon MGM Studios has announced that it’s putting a Mass Effect TV show into development.

In a new report from Variety, the outlet says the yet-to-be-announced Mass Effect television show will be written and executive-produced by Daniel Casey. The show is being produced by Amazon MGM Studios.