With about 3.5 million users, Origin which is EA’s online game distribution service will be selling it’s own personalized gaming capable computers. The name of these computers is ORIGIN MILLENNIUM RTS – and they will cost $1799 US and below we have the details on what to expect.

• ORIGIN PC professional CPU overclocking up to 4.5GHz
• ORIGIN PC Lifetime technical support and full hardware warranty coverage
• ORIGIN PC Frostbyte factory sealed, maintenance free liquid cooling
• NVIDIA 580 Graphics Card and a 120GB Solid State Hard Drive
• Fully upgradeable with an SLI ready motherboard and 1050 watt power supply
• FREE Batman Arkham City and FREE Battlefield 3
• Ships within one business day once payment is processed

Below you can see a video teaser of the upcoming games. You can see the video by clicking .

It looks like Medal of Honor will be giving Call of Duty: Black Ops a run for it’s money as EA is saying that the game has broken a record in pre order sale. This game does look awesome and look really advanced, so we will probably end up reviewing it and putting it on our list of must buy. Below you can see some nice screens of this game, but keep checking with us as we will probably have a review as soon as the game comes out.

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This is sad news that Electronic Arts will be putting 9 new games in addition to the other games that have gone offline permanently already. We could only hope this doesn’t hurt EA as far as business goes because when you buy a game you at least hope that you can play it for a few years. The bad publicity that this could create can and will hurt EA in the long run because it creates a bad reputation for them.

Games that are on the Playstation 3, XBOX 360 and even the Nintendo Wii should not have their servers shut down because these consoles are fairly new. If EA Games did that with XBOX or a PS2 game then it’s more acceptable because those consoles are old and rusty. PC games should have at least 6 years server run and 4 year life to games that suck because some people like bad games too.

We do give them credit because we haven’t seen their best titles go offline, which means that EA is just removing servers of titles that probably didn’t do well in sales as well as people playing online.

March 16, 2010 Online Service Shutdown

• Def Jam for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• Godfather for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• Lord of the Rings: Conquest for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
• Mercenaries 2: World in Flames for PC
• Need for Speed: Carbon for PlayStation Portable
• Need for Speed: ProStreet for PlayStation Portable
• Simpsons for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360

April 15, 2010 Online Service Shutdown

• Burnout 3: Takedown for PlayStation 2
• Army of Two for PlayStation 3 (Asia only)

To see the full list of games that have gone extinct click here.

[via Ea Service updates]