Remember the Mass Effect 2 code that we reported on yesterday, with the lines of PS3 code? Yeah, pay no attention to it. BioWare has officially punched the theories of a PS3 version of Mass Effect 2 out of the sky.
On the company's forums, Community Coordinator Chris Priestly said that the lines of code hidden within the game that refer to the PS3 is a relic of the Unreal Engine that is used for the Mass Effect games.
“The Unreal Engine is cross platform, hence the PS3 code,” wrote Priestly. “This was brought up back in Mass Effect 1 days as well. Mass Effect is for the PC and Xbox 360.”
BioWare must be getting tired of all the attempts at trying to link a PS3 version of Mass Effect by now. Clearly, the demand is there but those looking for some Shepard time will need to get a PC copy or a 360.
On the company's forums, Community Coordinator Chris Priestly said that the lines of code hidden within the game that refer to the PS3 is a relic of the Unreal Engine that is used for the Mass Effect games.
“The Unreal Engine is cross platform, hence the PS3 code,” wrote Priestly. “This was brought up back in Mass Effect 1 days as well. Mass Effect is for the PC and Xbox 360.”
BioWare must be getting tired of all the attempts at trying to link a PS3 version of Mass Effect by now. Clearly, the demand is there but those looking for some Shepard time will need to get a PC copy or a 360.
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