Written by: KingreX32



Well this is interesting

It appears that EA (Electronic Arts) had been holding out on us. At last years E3 EA’s chief executive John Riccitiello stated that EA had entered “an unprecedented partnership" with Nintendo. Yet at this years E3 the only EA game we saw for Nintendo’s new Console was a Port or Mass Effect 3. What Gives?

This week EA Labels President Frank Gibeau had in response to claims that EA has “neglected” Nintendos new console had this to say. "We've got a couple of more games in development for Wii U and we'll have a bigger line-up for Wii U than we did on the Wii,", "Just looking at E3 and where we're at, we wanted to hold our fire a little bit on a couple of the other games that we're working on. We'll have more announcements this summer on the rest of the Wii U line-up."

Even though EA has games planed for the WiiU, It seems really unfair that they put them on the back burner just to show case their other games. I personally would have been happy with some sort of concept art or just a simple announcement. Also the fact that we have to wait till further into the summer to get a look at these “supposed” games is also kinda unfair. Mainly because they will not get the same kind of exposure as they would have gotten at E3.


Well for now it looks like we have to wait to hear more about these “games” EA is working on. In regards to Mass Effect 3, Frank Gibeau stated that the project would not be a basic port; he went on to say “We'll do some new, unique things with it on the Wii U controller and the second screen that we're innovating on," When will we hear more about it? "You'll hear more later this summer."
Mass Effect 3 was released on March 6th 2012 for the Xbox360, PS3 and PC. Watch the trailer below.



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