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'Mass Effect 3' Ending: DLC Wasn't Meant To Be Free, Did EA Slash Price To Subdue Fans?

'Mass Effect 3' Ending: DLC Will Not Change Finale Says EA, Survey Shows 58% 'Hate' Game's Conclusion

Fans of the “Mass Effect” franchise have been up in arms about the series’ ending, which has left many players feeling as if the carefully crafted decisions made throughout the game have been for nothing. BioWare has said that they taking fan concerns into consideration, and that gamers will “hear more about this in April.” However, Electronic Arts has reportedly announced that upcoming downloadable content will not change the game’s ending.
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Analysis: Moody's bank review may mark new era of lower ratings

The largest U.S. banks including Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Citigroup are facing what could be a historic shift to lower credit ratings which could increase their cost of funding and reduce competitiveness in their capital markets businesses.
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Review: Wrath Of The Titans

Towards the end of the action epic Wrath of the Titans Zeus (Liam Neeson) and Hades (Ralph Fiennes) agree to have some fun while killing off a sea of monsters. That's exactly what director Jonathan Liebesman was probably thinking when he took on the film, a sequel to 2010's Clash of the Titans.
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‘Hunger Games’ Movie Box Office Gold, But Did It Outshine The Book? [POLL]

The Hunger Games movie rocked the box office over the course of its opening weekend, breaking records and reeling in $155 million in ticket sales. The Hunger Games broke the box office record for highest grossing nonsequal and ranked at No. 3 for biggest box office opening of all time. But was it better than the book?
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A Lexus Road Test: CT 200h Review

The Lexus CT 200h was meant to do it all, be sporty but responsible, luxurious but utilitarian, electric and gas-powered, and in most regards, it was successful.
'Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City' Review: 5 Reasons Gamers Should Think Twice Before Buying, 'Terrible Execution' [VIDEO'

'Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City' Review: 5 Reasons Gamers Should Think Twice Before Buying, 'Terrible Execution' [VIDEO]

Resident Evil Raccoon City, the latest installment of the zombie post-apocalyptic shooter franchise, just hit North American stores yesterday. But with its new release, the series known for its dark thriller-esque gameplay style is veering away from its original intent. For fans, “Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City” could be a hiccup in the franchise’s generally successful history. Here are five key points gamers should know before joining forces with Umbrella.
Samsung Galaxy S2 ICS

Samsung Galaxy S2 Ice Cream Sandwich Review: Why Android 4.0 is Hiding Behind TouchWiz

U.S. based Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone owners are still waiting for an official release of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. In this review, we'll go over what's new and explain why Android is hiding behind the Samsung TouchWiz software. When the major U.S. carriers get around to updating their versions of the Samsung Galazy S2, it won't look much different from what most people see on their phone now. The lockscreen will look a bit different, and the homescreen Google search ...
Apple's New iPad "3" Overheating Issues

New iPad Review: 3 Features Apple Needs To Improve

I've said it before: The new iPad is an incredible device. It's gorgeous, it's agile, it works on speedy 4G LTE networks, and it has all of the applications for news, games, music, movies, entertainment and productivity that you could possibly want. Yet, when you give the device an honest shake, you realize that there are still a few problems to it.
The New iPad "3" vs. An HDTV

Apple New iPad '3' Review: Why Retina Display Is The King of Features

The Retina Display in the new iPad features 2048×1536 pixels, which is about 3.1 million pixels packed into a 9.7-inch screen. That's roughly 1 million more pixels and than in an HDTV, and frankly, with my HDTV on in the background, I'd rather look at the iPad.
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Movie Review: Nicolas Cage Star's In Uneven Seeking Justice

When it comes to Seeking Justice, the title is exactly what those who see this movie will be doing when it's over. The thriller begins on a promising note, has an interesting cast, and explores some intriguing questions.

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