Seems Microsoft made an effort to make Kinect use this functionality more often in their demos.  Funny thing is, this has been around for awhile now and speech recognition software is pretty decent on computers nowadays.

Not in mass effect anways, just feels weird to say one thing and then shepard says something other yet similar right after

nope

:( non.

I'd like the option too but voice commands are somewhat like motion controls, they're fun for a time but ultimately take far longer to perform than button presses, meaning they're much less practical and they require more unnecessary effort than button inputs, which sounds lazy but with traditional entertainment mediums unnecessary effort can be very damaging to the experience, no matter how otherwise active the player is. For some voice commands could make a game they never would have otherwise played more accessible, but for more involved games consumers like us it's a fun novelty, not a successor to current input methods.

looks like there's gonna be a large majority vote for no..  now only if developers actually look at what gamers want instead of focusing development time on features people don't want.

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FUCK! FUCK-FIRE! FUCK! FUCK!

Looked neat, but it's not for me. I talk to my games in forms of shouting, swearing and the occasional vague threat.

Not until we have virtual reality.

looks like there's gonna be a large majority vote for no..  now only if developers actually look at what gamers want instead of focusing development time on features people don't want.

I tried it in Rainbow Six. Didn't really like it.

No, I'd rather not.

I think there are more creative ways of using mics than most games are utilizing. Games like Manhunt used a microphone to feed The Director's orders into your earphones, and you could lure enemies over by making noise. This even got a bit interactive because if you accidentally made a noise or were audibly shocked by something, you would alert enemies to your presence.

Since most gamers have headsets for their consoles now, I wish more games would do things like that. Giving orders through voice, like in Mass Effect 3 is interesting too. Reading a dialog option and then having the voice actor repeat a facsimile isn't, so much. It would've worked better in Dragon Age: Origins, where the conversation tree showed the actual dialog, and didn't have a voiced main character.

Eh, it worked for Endwar. 

If it actually worked it would be cool. Like if in a FPS you could say the name of the weapon you wanted to use or in an RPG you could say the name of the spell to cast it. That would be fucking cool. Just don't let anyone see you do it. :P

No, I talk with them.

Sure, why not? I already talk* to my video games, so why not make it official. 
 
*and by talk, I mean scream profanities at the screen because the game is obviously cheating by causing me to die.

Nein.

It depends. Do I want to speak dialog options? Nope. Would I give verbal orders? Sure, I'd give it a shot. There are times when I shout at my squad anyway, might as well have them react to it.

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FUCK! FUCK-FIRE! FUCK! FUCK!

Sure, why not? I already talk* to my video games, so why not make it official. 
 
*and by talk, I mean scream profanities at the screen because the game is obviously cheating by causing me to die.

I like the voice commands on Netflix. "Xbox - Pause" "Xbox - Play". Simple yet effective. If the games used them in a similar way, i might be up for it (For instance if you call out a spell that's buried in a menu somewhere and it gets equipped - sort of like a quick key).