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Today we've received a huge amount of media from various forthcoming PC and console titles. You might wanna have a peek at these. To view the updated galleries click on the links below: Left 4 Dead (PC) Ninja Gaiden 2 (360) Mass Effect (PC) ...

BioWare just ditched its plans for the online validation of the soon-to-be-released PC edition of Mass Effect. In case you've missed it, BioWare announced recently that Mass Effect PC will require re-validation every 10 days. Now, they say that they always pay close...

This doesn't exactly seem like the best idea. An update over at the Mass Effect community web site clearly indicates that the PC version of Mass Effect will require online validation in order to function. There's more... "After the first activation...

Hardcore PC gamers will be able to enjoy BioWare's sci-fi RPG as of May 28. Having seen all the media released so far, it's plain enough that all the new additions made by BioWare are geared towards PC-style gaming - it appears that everything from the controls to the interface has been perked up and that's good to know...

Come May 28, PC gamers will be "Bringing Down the Sky" with the computer version of BioWare's Mass Effect. The company announced today that they plan to release the downloadable content which has been available on the X360 (for $5 bucks) since March, to PC gamers for free, provided they register on BioWare's community site (and they own a PC copy of the game of course).

BioWare Community Manager Jay Watamaniuk disclosed the official system requirements for the long-awaited PC edition of Mass Effect (scheduled to arrive on May 28). Behold: Minimum System Requirements for Mass Effect PC Operating System: Windows XP or Vista Processor: 2...

Bad news for PC gamers who wanted to experience BioWare's additional Mass Effect content on their PCs. Diarmid Clarke, project director for Mass Effect PC, explains that Bring Down the Sky, the 360 DLC for Mass Effect, won't make it to the PC edition. That doesn't mean that we won't see other additional content for the PC version. In fact, BioWare said "Regarding additional content, we'll make an announcement soon." Mass Effect PC launches May 28.

The latest round of screenshots for the PC version of Mass Effect reveals more of the game's revised Heads-Up Display, as well as the altered decryption mini-game. The redesigned HUD appears considerably more intuitive and was additionally fine-tuned to go along with the PC mouse/keyboard control standard. You can check out the five new screenshots right here. If you missed the yesterday's news, BioWare pushed back the game from May 06 to May 28 (and June 6 in Europe).

Sorry, kids. BioWare Community Coordinator Chris Priestly has spread the word that the long-awaited PC version of Mass Effect, BioWare's successful Xbox 360 RPG, won't be hitting stores on May 06, as we were lead to believe. The newly projected release dates are now May 28, 2008 for North America and June 6, 2008 for Europe...

Apparently, BioWare loves trilogies. They are not exactly sure as to why, but they love them. Could it be the sharp end of the pointy stick that EA has pressed against their shoulder blades? Who can say. In either case, BioWare co-founder Ray Muzyka had this to say about trilogies: Great science fiction arcs often occur in trilogies...

BioWare offers more in-game footage from the approaching PC version of Mass Effect. There are three new trailers to behold and, naturally, one of them is the Alien Love Scene: They've also released the 'Interface' Trailer and 'Dialogue' Trailer...

Though it's not official yet, there's a report over at VideoGamer.com, according to which prominent development studio BioWare means to deliver its sequel to Mass Effect to the PC. "We haven't announced plans for timing on Mass Effect 2, period...

Time to get back to the Normandy and her crew. BioWare just released the content for their sci-fi RPG, Mass Effect. Here's what you need to know: Content: Bring Down the Sky Price: 400 Microsoft Points Size: 253.40 MB Availability: All Xbox LIVE regions Dash Text: [ESRB: M (Mature) BLOOD...

BioWare and Demiurge are working on the PC port of one of the most popular Xbox 360 titles currently on the market. We selected Mass Effect as the best role-playing game in 2007 and have given it an Editor's Choice Award and an overall score of 9.1/10.0. So, what exactly can we expect from the PC version? You can find out in our Mass Effect PC preview.

There's quite a few things we already know about the PC version of Mass Effect. We know that the game will be co-developed by Demiurge Studios and some of the new features were revealed as well. BioWare was also willing to share screenshots from the PC version, showing off the game's improved UI, amongst other things...

Instead of managing the PC version of Mass Effect on its own, it appears the team at BioWare will get additional support from the crew at Demiurge Studios. Here's the scoop: Demiurge began working with BioWare during the final stretch of development for the Xbox 360 version, allowing the studios to collaborate closely throughout the co-development process...

Alright you PC whores, here's the moment you've all been waiting for. BioWare and EA at long last confirmed that the PC version of the popular Xbox 360 sci-fi RPG is coming. Here's what they promised for the PC edition: Optimized controls designed specifically for the PC...

BioWare really made our day with news that their popular RPG Mass Effect, once an X360-exclusive, is finally coming to the PC. To go along with this announcement, BioWare released screenshots from the upcoming PC version, showing off various familiar scenes from the game...

In what has to be one of the most erroneous, malevolent and downright sinister reports on a video game I have ever seen, the pure evil which is Fox News calls the Xbox "SeXbox" in relation to supposed "full digital character nudity" in Mass Effect...

BioWare chose to remain in the background while others defended Mass Effect in the face of recent accusations related to alleged in-game sexual content, spewed out as part of Fox News' hasty and inaccurate report on one of the most popular titles on the market...

The adventures of Commander Shepard and the Normandy crew continue. Reportedly, over 1.6 million gamers explored the sci-fi setting of Mass Effect. Now, fans will be able to try out a continuation of the game in "Bring Down the Sky," the first ever downloadable content for BioWare's popular RPG...