All these armor freebies for Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360, PC) are frankly starting to get a bit ridiculous. Pre-order incentives (including one for a totally different game) are already giving away free special armor for Commander Sheppard, and now EA has announced another way for gamers to score some limited edition duds for the good commander.

With Black Friday just around the corner, retail shops are slowly jumping on the discount bandwagon. On top of the heap is Sears Corp., who will be offering the PS3 and Xbox 360 Dragon Age: Origins (also on PC) under US$ 40.

Bioware has finally announced the official released date of Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360 and PC). One of the most anticipated titles of 2010, the game will hit store shelves in North America on January 26 and on January 29 in Europe.

BioWare has some long-term plans for Dragon Age: Origins (PS3, PC, Xbox 360). Apart from the launch day DLC that they've announced, Origins producer Mark Darrah says that they already have a two-year road map for the game's DLC releases.

A few days ago, we reported about a PS3 listing for Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360, PC) spotted on both an Australian online retailer and Electronic Arts' Russian website. BioWare wasn't too forthcoming about the listing, but EA is being a bit more talkative. Problem is, what they're saying doesn't bode well for those who got super excited.

Retailers have been listing Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360 and PC) for the PS3 the past couple of days. First, after a long while of quiet and calm, Australian retailer GAME broke the peace by listing the said game for Sony's console. A day later, the same thing came up on a Russian retailer's site. So what does BioWare have to say about all of this?

This is just one persistent rumor. We've been hearing of this on and off for the past year now, and despite the (incomplete) denials, it keeps on resurfacing. This time though, it's getting a leg up with the help of Australian major retailer GAME. They have listed Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360 and PC) for the PlayStation 3 as well.

Electronic Arts has detailed the launch DLC line up for BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins. Similar to what Microsoft and Turn 10 are doing for Forza Motorsport 3, this seems like a plan to trip up used game sales. Details after the jump.

It's been almost a year since Bioware and LucasArts announced Star Wars: The Old Republic, and now they're finally ready to start letting gamers try out the new MMO. Both companies have announced that beta signups are now a go starting today.

Ok guys, more PAX 2009 videos coming your way. This time were showing some live gameplay footage of Bioware's upcoming action-RPG title Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360 and PC). The second installment of the highly successful game franchise, the game will feature an upgraded combat system, improved AI, new weapons and new enemies. Video after the link.