EA is having a killer 2014 so far after having the smashing success of "Titanfall." Now, all signs point to an even brighter future for the company after the E3 press event, wherein it is expected to deliver some of the most talked about games of the new console era.

"Titanfall DLC" and "Star Wars: Battlefront" will be huge names but there is one game that stands out from the rest and put EA over the top in the eyes of gamers, the "Mass Effect 4."

Although "Mass Effect" did not exactly end things well during its third installation in 2012, Bioware atoned for its narrative sins with a number of slick DLC and is now giving the same treatment as it did "Dragon Age: Inquisition. Now, a "Mass Effect 4" trailer is guaranteed to come at this year's E3.

There will be no Commander Shepard in the next "Mass Effect" game and Bioware is set to take a new direction with a new story that will touch on anything experienced by commander Shepard in the "Mass Effect" trilogy.

"We have agreed to tell a story that doesn't relate necessarily to any of the Shepard events at all, whatsoever," writer Mac Walters told Complex. "It can't just feel like a spin-off. It has to feel like a Mass Effect game at its heart, at its core. Just without the Shepard character or the Shepard specific companions."

On the other hand, familiar faces in the E3 reveal trailer is not expected, granted that Bioware team has jumped into the idea of creating a killer Garrus spin-off.

Similar to the "Dragon Age: Inquisition," the new "Mass Effect 4" will be reaping the benefits of EA DICE studio. Fans can take comfort in knowing that the upcoming "Mass Effect" will score the same gorgeous visuals from the Frostbite 3.0 engine, which was confirmed by Bioware GM Aaryn Flyyn on Twitter.

"Thinking of the next Mass Effect game as Mass Effect 4 would imply a certain linearity, a straight evolution of the gameplay and story of the first three games," claimed studio direct Yanick Roy. "That doesn't mean that events of the first three games and the choices you made won't get recognized, but they likely won't be what this new story will focus on."

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