Don't forget that Halo game! Which, if the rumours turn out to be true, will just be a remake of the first game instead of something new.

I'm curious about the Fable title, surprisingly. I never even bothered getting Fable 3 even tough I wasn't that unhappy with Fable 2.

Well, I didn't plan to get this thing anyway, but wow, that's awful.

If you don't pay for Elite access you buy the DLC seperately like we have with COD4/W@W/MW2/Black Ops all along. If you subscribe to Elite you gets the extra features (whatever they are) and the DLC as a "free" bonus.

Duke isn't sexist, he loves women.

I have no idea what your remarks are supposed to imply. People who comment have to stop having conflicting opinions because at some point they were given stars?

I assume the announcement has come from a fairly lengthy negotiation/discussion process. At least I hope so.

These "one offs" usually have a grand idea behind them, and when they did it the year before last they got people to vote on which story they'd like to see expanded.

2011 is definitely the year immature, mindless fun returned to video games.

So, yeah, pretty excited to be able to play SH2 and 3 again since my PS2 died awhile back and my PS3 isn't backwards compatible.

You assertion implies I have a preference towards the PS3 version, which is incorrect in every conceivable way.

Kinect is Microsoft exclusive technology. Obviously Microsoft are going to have some say in the design decision. If BioWare wanted general motion control to be an option, wouldn't see be seeing info about PS3/Move support too?

While correct, that's beside the point.

Kinda annoyed about this to be honest. I wasn't too fussed about the first-access demo but I bought Borderlands and all the DLC for it seperately and get nothing because I didn't wait and spend less money on the GotY edition. :/

On the matter of Kinect not adding anything to the experience, my basis for that claim is mainly that they can't really add in extra functions that people who don't have Kinect won't have - so they'd be remapping some commands to body movements instead of controller commands.

It's a 360 outing for me personally, but I know people personally and online who switched over - even after playing ME2 on 360 and importing their ME1 saves, they switched to the PS3 version of ME2 so as to avoid repeated ME1 playthroughs. I considered it myself, but after replaying ME1 decided against it. It's…

I'd say that the one year head start gave the 360 version of ME2 the advantage in sales. My point is that there were people who ditched their 360 experience and went to PS3 with ME2 for the Genesis comic thing which is now on 360 - months later.

I know people who couldn't be bothered playing through ME1 multiple times and picked up the PS3 version so they could use the interactive comic to generate multiple playthroughs with more ease.

I have no vendetta - I didn't jump ship. I still have and love my 360 version of ME1 and 2 - I also live my Kinect.

ASSUMING this is true, I think this is Microsoft's last ditch effort to snatch back some sales for the 360 version of ME3 - I imagine a bunch of people jumped across to PS3 after it got the better version of ME2. Even though the Genesis thing is now available for the 360 (as DLC, ffs), it's probably too little, too…