BioWare confirmed that Mass Effect will still be going multi-platform despite reports of BioWare CEO Ray Muzyka stating the title's exclusivity for the Xbox 360 in a recent interview found in Australian 360 magazine. Confused? Read our full article and see how this contradictory puzzle works its way out.

Or in short, BioWare will be tracing the footsteps of Stardock Systems in their approach to piracy. What took them so long to figure this one out, you ask? Few can really explain, but we doubt we'll be seeing BioWare dumping copy protection in the near future. As long as Electronic Arts has something to say about anti-piracy measures, those Mass Effect woes aren't going away. More on BioWare's grand plan at the full story.

With barely a week to go before the release of Apple's new iPhone model, loyal gadgetphiles have already marked their calendars for July 11 - the release date of the new iPhone 3G. As expected, there's a virtual treasure trove of information regarding the new iPhone and we have it all wrapped up in a neat little Weekend Warrior bundle for everyone to browse through right after the jump.

So it would appear that some third-party developers are getting what Stardock meant - the fate of PC gaming is on the hands of the developers. BioWare, a reputable PC developer of the past, has also expanded to the console market like many others, but they aren't about to abandon the gaming platform. Speaking to MTV, CEOs Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk said that the role-play experts might keep developing PC exclusives in the long run. And there's a little hope for Apple iPhone games from them as well. More on that when you click "read more".

BioWare's still keeping a tight lid on their mystery MMO that's in the works, but they do reveal new details that might help give us an idea of what to expect. That and more in the full article.

Good things come in threes. In the case of BioWare, great science fictions come in threes. That's why they've decided to put out Mass Effect as a trilogy.

While they have yet to divulge future plans for the next installments of the game, why don't you find out what's so pivotal about the number three for the success of Mass Effect? Follow the full article after the jump.

BioWare, the studio behind the hit game, Mass Effect, recently talked about their new MMO during the 2008 Game Developers Conference. From the sound of it, it looks like they're planning something really ambitious, putting the RPG back in MMORPG. Details in the full article.

We know you are rather interested about the newly announced DLC for Mass Effect that is scheduled to go live this coming March. However, we believe that you will be having some problems if you've already deleted your savegame file.

BioWare co-founder Ray Muzyka has recently divulged that the DLC can only be accessed once a player has finished the game. More on this after the jump!

Ever wondered how today's game developers manage to squeeze in an engrossing story in games, even when the games themselves aren't RPGs? Then head on over to the full article as we get you acquainted with three of today's top executives in this industry and how they puled off that particular hat-trick. Read on at the full article.

With nothing except the announcement of its existence and the promise that "everyone at SEGA has huge confidence that Sonic is in the safest of hands [with BioWare]," the new Sonic RPG on the DS still seems to have created some buzz down at the forums.

Wired Blog Network recently did an interview with BioWare's CEO Ray Muzyka and President Greg Zeschuk for Sonic's transition from running and jumping for rings on platforms into running and jumping for rings with a story. In the interview they talked about insights into the game's production and BioWare's challenges in creating it.

Muzyka and Zeschuk assures Sonic fans that the new RPG will have "all the fast-paced action of Sonic, plus a deep and engaging storyline." Although BioWare is used to making games on a pretty grand scale, like Neverwinter Nights and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, they are confident that the new Sonic RPG will still have "all the best elements that make up a great BioWare game." Also, making the game on the DS will be an advantage because people tend to play in shorter lengths on it, making it perfect for a fast-paced Sonic game.

They also promise that all the characters and story elements of the old Sonic games will be present in the game. Developers hope that the game will appeal to old and new fans, and both young and old.