2012’s 
losing streak for video game sales unfortunately kept right on going in March.
Sales of video game software were down 25 percent compared to last year. Hardware sales were down 35 percent, according to The NPD Group, which tracks the numbers. The totals, while disappointing, were within the range expected by Wall St. analysts.
The 
seemingly never-ending saga of the ending of Mass Effect 3 has taken another odd twist.
The Better Business Bureau, in a blog post on its site, concedes that yes, technically, EA and Bioware are guilty of false advertising with the game.
However, the Bureau doesn’t seem overly concerned about it.
Bioware 
hinted a few weeks ago that it was thinking about changing the ending of Mass Effect 3, following a loud protest by the player community.
Looks like they’re following through.
Never 
underestimate the power of an outraged fan base.
Bowing to pressure from a loud segment of players, Bioware has announced that changes are in the works for the controversial ending to role-playing smash Mass Effect 3. Details about those plans will be revealed next month.
Bioware’s 
Mass Effect 3 has earned plenty of praise from gaming critics, but a small, vocal percentage of players aren’t thrilled with the game’s ending, to put it mildly.
And now they’re bringing their issues to the Feds.
Mass Effect, 
Madden. Tomato, To-mah-to.
Some customers of online retailer Newegg got a rather unwelcome surprise earlier this week, when a screw-up by the company resulted in them getting a copy of the six-month-old ‘Madden NFL 12’ instead of the brand new ‘Mass Effect 3’ they were expecting.
Chris Morris: Journalist 