Although the PS3 has its own selection of epic exclusive games, it cannot be denied that the lack of Mass Effect and now Mass Effect 2 is ablight on the console’s line up. We can all accept that Microsoft has its own first party exclusives, such as Halo, Forza, Fable and Gears of War.<\/p>\n
On the flipside, Sony has its own iconic franchises: Uncharted, Little Big Planet, Gran Turismo and Killzone. However, we still can’t shake the feeling that Mass Effect should be multi platform.<\/p>\n
Maybe it’s because Bioware bears no official affiliation to Microsoft, unlike Bungie, Lionhead and Turn 10. Late last year they released Dragon Age: Origins to all three HD platforms, yet, Mass Effect – arguably their best IP – remains bound exclusively to Microsoft’s gaming platforms.<\/p>\n
A glimmer of hope set the internet alight yesterday, when Pushsquare<\/a> spotted signs of PS3 code in the Mass Effect 2 PC’s source code.<\/p>\n [SFXGame.BioSFHandler_CharacterR?ecord2] This led many to believe that Mass Effect 2 was destined for Sony’s console. The idea of a Mass Effect trilogy Blu-Ray disk began doing the rounds, and it seemed like a pretty decent rumour. After all, the details on the exclusivity deal struck between EA and Microsoft remain sketchy, and of course such a product would go on to sell millions on PS3.<\/p>\n
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