According to a post on NeoGaf, Sony or EA is set to announce a PS3 version of Mass Effect. While the validity of the post cannot be fully confirmed, it's worth mentioning due to the endless stream of rumors. Given EA's commitment to the PlayStation platform an announcement would not be out of the realm of possibility.  The rumored title is Mass Effect: Genesis. We will keep you posted on any further developments.

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Now, I’m no techie, so when it comes to interpreting programming code I’m as much use as a dyslexic in a spelling competition. For that reason, I have no option other than trust the source of this information and hope what’s been understood is genuine, because we really want it to be.

It's been a while since we reported on the Mass Effect series and it's meeting the PS3 for tea and biscuits, so we're going to rectify that at some point.

Actually - let's do it now! Bioware's Jay Watamaniuk let slip recently in a presentation at Poznan Game Arena that Mass Effect 2 will be coming to PC, Xbox 360 and 'probably PS3'. He then defaulted to the stock 'we don't comment on rumours and speculation' when pursued on the subject, which keeps this firmly lodged in rumours.

However, this clearly means that any of those slightly shifty looking PS3 owners that have been carrying around a glimmer of hope that they could get some kind of Mass Effect out of their wonderful Sony-branded black box can now justify that hope. Indeed, they can even increase it, it looks more likely by the day. Cross your fingers/toes/hearts/tentacles.

Electronic Arts recently announced the release info on Mass Effect 2 and sadly, it did not mention a PS3 release date, only those for the PC and Xbox 360 (full press release below). The only ray of light may be that other notable game releases, such as Final Fantasy XIII and Devil May Cry 4 never mentioned PS3 release dates either in the original description. Let's hope this is another case of saving the best for last. Read more »