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| [Feb 13, 2012, 10:32 am ET] - Share - Viewing Comments |
BioWare's Casey Hudson tweets that development of Mass Effect 3 is complete: "After an awesome effort by our team, I'm proud to announce #MassEffect3 is officially GOLD! Many surprises await you - this week and beyond." (thanks VG247). This Mass Effect tweet offers a reminder that a demo of the action/RPG sequel is expected tomorrow: "That is correct. The demo will be released for Xbox 360, PC, and PS3 on Feb. 14th! :)." Videogamer notes early access to the Xbox 360 edition of the demo is available through Facebook.
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Re: Gone Gold - Mass Effect 3 |
Feb 13, 2012, 16:40 |
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Pineapple Ferguson wrote on Feb 13, 2012, 16:22:
The pickle wrote on Feb 13, 2012, 16:00: People who say they don't want or use origins crack me up. It's the same thing as steam.
The concept may be similar, but there is a huge gap in functionality between the two. And even if Origin was as good or even better than Steam, I would still be reluctant (to put it mildly) to install it. Face it, EA has not done much to care for or support the PC gaming community, and many of their games and decisions seem greedy and short-sighted.
Steam may be DRM, but it's functional, it's always being improved, has a great selection of games, great sales, a proven track record of reliability, and let's face it, most peoples' games are already on Steam. So why, when Steam already has everything I want, would I install Origins? So I can play such gems as Dragon Age 2, Mass Effect 3, or the Battlefield games? Sorry, none of those games have enough appeal for me to bother.
So you can stop saying that Origins = Steam because your ignorance has been and will continue to be exposed when you do. Just curious, but what functionality does Steam provide that Origin doesn't? |
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