The worst thing about "Mass Effect" might be... fixed? Read more...

Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk answered MTV Multiplayer readers' questions and told us about what they're changing in "Mass Effect 2," BioWare's future and how they like to keep players gasping. Read more...

During one of the final panels of the 2009 Game Developers Conference, two developers from BioWare showed some clips that demonstrate the "Mass Effect 2" team's level design process. Read more...

EA made the announcement of "Mass Effect 2" official today, dating the game for 2010 but leaving Sony's console in the cold. Read more...

"Mass Effect" fans desperate for details on BioWare's sequel are in luck; we've just been told a teaser trailer for "Mass Effect 2" has shown up on the game's official web site and reveals the fate of the hero from the last game -- the news is not good. What do you think so far?

I haven't played "Baldur's Gate," but I have played BioWare's spiritual successor, "Dragon Age: Origins," and after a 10-minute session (albeit one without a proper tutorial), it planted the idea this style of RPG might not resonate with players who've come to expect differently from BioWare. Read more...

BioWare announced "Mass Effect" as a sci-fi trilogy, but the studio made no such declarations with "Dragon Age," a return to their PC-based "Baldur's Gate" roots, a conscious decision by the "Dragon Age" team, the game's exec. producer told me last week. Read more...

EA's CEO John Riccitiello just announced the release date of "Mass Effect 2." Rattling through a list of EA games he's excited about for the next year during a conference call  -- and right after name-checking the newly-delayed BioWare role-playing game "Dragon Age: Origins" for Q3 (the fall, we assume) -- he said that BioWare's "Mass Effect 2" will be out in Q4.

Update: An EA rep just confirmed to me that Riccitiello was indeed talking about EA's Fiscal Year 2010, which would date "Mass Effect 2" as coming during the January-March 2010 timeframe.