Mass Effect 2 has been confirmed as multi-platform title, due to arrive in Q4 of EA’s fiscal year – somewhere in the first three months of 2010. CEO John Riccitiello revealed the title in the company’s earnings call to investors. Its existence won’t come as much of a surprise though – the original Mass Effect was being touted as the first of a trilogy before it even launched.
February, 2009
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Remember how there was an awfully confusing number of different versions of Windows Vista? Microsoft has decided it’s not going to do that with Windows 7. Definitely not. In no way are there six different editions to choose from.
Dead Space has been confirmed for Nintendo Wii as EA pledges greater commitment to the platform. During the publisher’s earnings call yesterday afternoon, EA CEO John Riccitiello promised a Wii version of the space shooter which would have a similar feel to the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC versions.
Apple currently has a one app at a time policy when it comes to third party iPhone add-ons, but that could be set to change if it can’t get push notifications working as promised.
Project Kangaroo, the next-generation web TV service being planned by the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 has been blocked from launching by the Competition Commission.
There is still no confirmed sighting of that Bigfoot of the mobile world, the T-Mobile ‘G2‘. Nevertheless, we remain convinced that it must exist in some form – a theory that has been lent some credibility by T-Mobile’s USA’s marketing VP, Neville Ray.
Stalkers of the world rejoice! Google has launched Latitude, a mobile app that can tell you exactly where your friends are and plot them all conveniently on a map for you.