When Mass Effect 2 went under development the first thing Bioware announced was that Mass Effect saves will work in Mass Effect, hence changing some of the story elements in the sequel. But the case might actually be different for the third game in the series. Producer Casey Hudson speaking to GameInformer said: "ead is dead. Mass Effect 3, as with the rest of the trilogy, is Shepard’s story... more.

It seems that Bioware are indeed hearing the pleads of the "not so rich" gamers by announcing that more free Mass Effect 2 DLC will be on the way through the company's Twitter account. We actually dont know what the pack will be called, but our guess is that it will include new missions, a Hammerhead hover tank vehicle, the M-22 Eviscerator Shotgun, the Cerberus Assault Armor as well as some “un... more.

I was surfing through Bioware's website and I came across this interesting list of games. It currently shows Mass Effect 2(already released) and Star Wars: The Old Republic under development. But if you look the third game it shows that Bioware are developing an unannounced new IP. What could that new game be? We are unsure, just like you. But what do you think? Let us know in the comments belo... more.

BIOWARE'S MASS EFFECT 2 HAILED AS 1st BLOCKBUSTER OF 2010 Game Earns Rave Reviews, Sells 2 Million Units in Week One Guildford, UK (January 29, 2010) – Forty perfect scores. Two million units. One pop culture phenomenon. BioWare™, a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS), announced today that Mass Effect™ 2 has sold-in over two million units worldwide in its first week of re... more.

We dug deep in to Bioware's next game and tell you what to expect from Commander Shepard's latest assignment. Mass Effect 2 will take place two years after the events of Mass Effect 1. The Reapers have been stopped from destroying Citadel and Saren is dead. Shepard now faces a new threat which is responsible for the destruction of many human colonies. Due to this Shepard has to team up with a ... more.

According to GamerZine BioWare are interested in exploring motion control possibilities, but aren't prepared to simply port a random game of theirs to Wii, the company's VP Greg Zeschuk has revealed. "We've been thinking a lot about the motion control concept and the Natal is pretty interesting. "We've actually thought quite a bit about Wii and are trying to figure out what kind of BioWa... more.

VideoGamer.com interviewed vice president of entertainment and miscellaneous at BioWare, and vice president of Electronic Arts, Greg Zeschuk, said that the team?s found developing on the PS3 ?exciting?, and even has its advantages. ?It's been interesting,? he said. ?It's actually been quite good. We discovered a couple of things we did were pretty beneficial. We have multiple threads going for... more.