I suppose there just went Mass Effects trilogy. I think the Wii is a nice machine, but I do not feel it has the technological fidelity to handle the series. Thats the real tragedy of the situation. I was really looking forward to a sci-fi trilogy. What concerns me even further is the fact that EA just got their hands on a MMORPG in development. Anyone who knows EAs history on the subject should be concerned. Well hopefully the first Mass Effect will have room to stand alone.

Just 'cause their developing for Wii doesn't exclude them from doing other consoles. I'd expect Mass Effect to continue as well as their PC projects (Dragon's Age) and DS - Sonic RPG

 My thoughts exactly. EA is trouble and this is worisome.

Though in regards to your comments on Mass Effect, if a game needs high graphics to define itself then it really can't be all that great a game at its core.  

Good graphics are just another tool in a developer's toolbox and while they don't define a game but they can add a great deal to it.  For example, if the style of the game is to be movie-esqe then better graphics will enhance that style.

This is very much akin to the Wii's pointer and motion controls.  If the style of the game is such to take full advantage of them, the game will benefit from them.  If not, well... you've seen Red Steel and similar ilk.

I have a great deal of faith in Bioware but none, zip, zero, ziltch in EA.  For Bioware to merge into EA is akin to covering a sparkling diamond in tar.  Let us only hope that beauty underneath can still shine through.

I think Gabe and Tycho put it best, "if Crispy Creme Donuts joined donuts with Shit to put shit-filling in their donuts would you still be optimistic?"

Yes, I'd know I'd be spending less money on donuts (although I don't actually eat donuts).

Good analogy though.  Yay for PA.