GOONL!NE writes; "While doing just another routine check on The Internet Movie Database, we've come across two surprising films said to be in development and set for release in 2012."
Jay Watamaniuk is backing down from his statement that Mass Effect 2 is "probably" coming out for PS3. But maybe it's just damage control? Let's take a look at what BioWare was saying about rumors of a PC version of Mass Effect back in 2007.
Major Nelson writes:
As Xbox 360's 4th reunion nears, I have decided to take a look back into this great franchises success. There have been many years of graphical improvement, multiplayer updates, and revised campaign techniques that we have all experienced together. Many companies have thrived because of the success of the Xbox 360 and many ground-breaking games have revolutionized the games industry. Below will be a Top Ten List of The Best Xbox 360 Games of all time, based upon single player and multiplayer.
Koku Gamer writes: 'BioWare's Marketing Manager Jarrett Lee has told fans that the reason for next to no announcements on the fate of the original Mass Effect playable cast is for the sake of wanting players "to be surprised at who is available as a squad mate when you play the game".'
Now Gamer detectives have put the clues together and are suggesting that starship commander and occasional actor, Patrick Stewart, may be lending his manly services to the Mass Effect 2 ladies (and men).
A recent Mass Effect forum thread has revealed that a sizable snafu has cropped up among the early adopters of the game's recently released (and still unannounced) Pinnacle Station DLC -- while players can download the intergalactic Fight Club scenario problem-free, the content isn't actually showing up in-game for some folks. Posters in this forum thread report that Pinnacle Station conflicts with the Bring Down The Sky DLC content that was bundled with the Platinum Hits version of Mass Effect.
CVG writes: "BioWare CEO Ray Muzyka refused to rule out the possibility of a PS3 version of Mass Effect during an interview with CVG at Gamescom last week even though we kept pecking.
Console Monster writes: "If you're looking for something new to dip into this upcoming Bank Holiday weekend, then today's Marketplace update may provide you with that something. Mass Effect players can download the new downloadable content titled: "Pinnacle Station," those looking forward to Bethesda's WET can try out the newly-released demo and there are even some new games to download on demand. Here is the full Xbox Live Marketplace for Tuesday 25th August 2009:
Up on the marketplace right now is the newest DLC for Mass Effect. Released just minutes ago it is called Pinnacle Station. It costs 400 points and lasts 2-3 hours. Again suprisingly Bioware haven't announced or spoken about this piece of DLC.
The new DLC for the original Mass Effect, titled Pinacle Station, has been released in Switzerland and Sweeden. Said to offer around 2-3 hours of gameplay the DLC sells for 400 Microsoft Points. Suprisingly this DLC has had little to no marketing from Bioware.
Console Monster writes: "We have just added the new Achievements for Mass Effect on the Xbox 360. The achievements have appeared to come out of the blue.
Target has Mass Effect for $14. Most Target stores will have the regular copies, but there's a few Platinum 2-Disc Editions with the 'Bring Down the Sky' bonus content. If Mass Effect 2's trailer got you going then picking up the first one is a good way to both refresh and used the saved data for your next playthrough.
Console Monster writes: "The first titles have launched for the Xbox 360 Games on Demand. The seven titles are now available to Xbox Live members that were fortunate enough to obtain a place in the Preview Program. What's interesting about the titles is the game's pricing, which is listed in pound and pence, rather than in Microsoft Points. The titles currently available are as follows:
Last night Microsofts controversial Games on Demand service went live. The games on demand service promises to deliver full retail Xbox 360 games for download and play straight to your hard drive.
Soon, Xbox Live users will be able to download entire Xbox 360 games to their hard drive. According to BioWare, their sci-fi RPG Mass Effect will be one of the first titles available through the Games on Demand service.
They haven't even got the second one out the door yet, but already BioWare are talking about what the future may hold for Mass Effect.
Vaguely announced via a Twitter post, the second bit of downloadable content for BioWare's Mass Effect role-playing game is still something of a mystery. While the initial announcement promised more details soon, a follow-up post made it seem as though the timing just wasn't right. We recently had the opportunity to ask BioWare co-founder Ray Muzyka what was going on.
TGB writes: "Sometimes called "new game plus." in Mass Effect you had the option to restart a character, with all of his attributes, weapons and perks, at the beginning of the game, but Mass Effect 2 won't have it."