The highly acclaimed Xbox 360 title Mass Effect is coming to PC in May, this shouldn’t be a surprise as many Microsoft Titles are ported to Windows. Mass Effect is an RPG developed by Bioware exclusively for the Xbox 360, the game got rave reviews and won many awards last year. There was a lot of controversy that followed Mass Effect, a small segment in the game 

lets you have sex with a blue alien (weird I know), many claimed the game to be too vulgar for children. There isn’t a lot of information regarding the title on the PC, but May isn’t far away, lets hope we get our hands on some more info soon. 

The sex scene controversy has gained more  mileage than the game, many closet perverts were making female characters, so that it becomes a lesbian sex scene, is it really worth all the hype, check out the video below and find out.

Will Wright’s life sim called Spore is confirmed for September, the game 3 years in the making will be released on the PC. The game is a very ambitious take on gaming, you start off as a single cell organism and as you play along you evolve into much more complex organisms.

Everything in the game is created by the player, from the tiny ant-sized creatures to the trees and flowers. The game was first revealed and demonstrated to the public during a speech on procedural generation at the 2005 Game Developers Conference (GDC). It is currently being developed by Maxis and is to be published by Electronic Arts. Spore will be a simulation that “ranges from the cellular level to the galactic level”. It will consist of several long phases, each with its own style of play. In his GDC speech, Will Wright explained the styles of game-play which were Tide pool phase, Creature phase, Tribal phase, City phase, Civilization phase, and Space phase (a.k.a. UFO stage or Invasion.)  click here to read the preview.