Why is this news? I thought it was pretty much common knowledge that development on new consoles started pretty much after the newest one was released.

Ok, I know that MMOs are the hot thing now, but is there any chance you guys can just get to putting out another, single player, Longest Journey game please?

You know the thing with adding DLC to this game, at least for the single player game, is that I can't really see it doing anything for the story that would help bring it to a conclusion. Unless you get new worlds or, what I would really really like to see, the option of working with the Illusive Man from the get-go instead of starting out on Earth, I just don't see the point.

You know I am reserving judgement on this until I play the extended cut content but Bioware should at least be given props for putting this out for free and not forcing people to either pay for it as DLC or by buying a new Mass Effect book.

The lifeblood? Are you sure about that EA? It seems that you make all of your money on pushing out derivative sequels and expansion packs. New IPs seem to be nothing more then sugary cupcakes for you.

$299? Would love to know the kind of witchcraft that would go into a system that is 4-6x the power of the current system and with an updated Kinect that would bring it down to that........ah I see it now. $299 will be the price if you commit to Live, sort of like the $99 bundle that they offer now, if that is the case then it would make some sense, if this isn't the case then I would love to see what they would do.

The last 3-5 hours is not an ending, it is the build up to the climax it is a shame that EA doesn't seem to know that or care.

Don't you just love how cheating on the single player portion of the game can get you perma-banned from the game you paid good money for?

If they cheat on the online portion then they should be warned once and then banned from online play if the issue persists, unfortunately due to Blizzards love of always-online DRM this just wouldn't work, unless they release an offline patch, which will never happen.

Now how about a WiiU game that actually takes advantage of the hardware unlike the Wii entry in the series. Still a good game on the Wii though but why you couldn't use the pointer to select your units was weird.

While EA would be one of the obvious choices if another game company was to buy them, wouldn't it be funny if Valve did instead or better yet one of the console manufacturers? It would be completely out of left-field and would make things rather interesting for a while.