BioWare's Greg Zeschuk

That would be fabulous. It's almost subjective. The price you don't want is something that gives people pause, that makes them think, 'Oh, I can't spend that much money and feel good about myself.'

That's a very high price but I've no idea whether that's true or not. Who knows? I think that would be challenging. Unless that's for a bundle, say the Kinect and the slim Xbox 360.

I have doubts about that price. We'll see what happens but I think that sounds pretty unlikely.

I have no idea... Maybe it's a trick, maybe it won't be on any other consoles? Gabe's a clever guy and I think it comes down to effort. You can make anything great on any platform if you put the effort in, and Valve puts the effort in.

A platform's a platform, right? EA's an interesting company and we're rascals within it. In the sense we're actually quite platform agnostic. The fact we worked a lot with Microsoft and the Xbox initially doesn't mean we're not big fans of PS3. We'll put our game on as many platforms as make sense for it. We're not too concerned about which is better, there are pluses and minuses to everything.

We don't worry that much about the competition. I have respect for people like Valve, id, Epic, Blizzard, Insomniac, Naughty Dog... You can go down this list of all these great developers and worry yourself silly about what they're going to do. We focus on what we can control, and that is our work. Not that we don't worry in the sense that we're arrogant, but we don't let things worry us.

Babylon 5 is funny because there's a whole bunch of people at BioWare who are massive, massive fans.

It's one of those universes that is very rich and has great potential. I only watched it a bit, but some of the people at BioWare were crazy about it, so I can relate. It's almost like they need to make sure they've got a good update, because if they could get Babylon 5 reignited there's a good opportunity there.