Dragon Age: Origins is a game that deserves to be replayed several times. Mainly, because it has different origin stories and each one of the those stories can have a different conclusion, in addition to the game being played differently and with the players being able to take alternate routes throughout the main campaign.
Boy, BioWare sure knows how to make 'em...
That's why I'm hoping Dragon Age 2, which announced only last week, is going to be a decent continuation of the best single-player RPG on the market.
Of course, numerous fans are already concerned about where the developers are taking this. The development studio revealed certain facts such as the main character being fully voiced and the story-telling being a bit more like in ME 2. Yep, it looks like EA cracked its whip again. Still, they did say that the developer's goal isn't to gather a wider audience - they're quite happy with the success of the original.
Now, for several weeks of sleep depravation and geekish goodness.
Here's a little statement from LucasArts that pissed me off a little. Well, actually more than a little.
“While we have not announced a specific date, we can confirm that we are targeting a spring 2011 release for Star Wars: The Old Republic. We’ve got a lot of exciting updates and reveals planned throughout 2010, including the first-ever hands-on testing for the game. It’s not too late to sign up to be a game tester, so go here and sign up today. We can’t wait to share more about the game with you as we progress through the year, so make sure you stay tuned to the official website for details.”
DAAAAAMN!!!
Yes I am. Just by watching this:
November. Why must it always be November?
Games never arrive in the summer. I'm so bored during the summer. Now, there are so many games I want to play, I don't know where to start.
Fair enough, Dragon Age is on my mind all the time. Why? Because I'm a little over 30 hours into the game and I'm enjoying the hell out of it. The story is pure BioWare goodness, the visuals are decent enough and the gameplay is everything I hoped it would be.
Bottom line, if you've like BioWare's earlier work -- Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic -- you'll surely get a kick out of this one.
Comes highly recommended from us :)
I can't stop thinking about Dragon Age. Everywhere I go, people remind me of that game. Yes, they do. Even ugly people. Come to think of it, especially ugly people - women that look like dragons of old age.
I want it now.
There's nothing I want more right now!
BioWare has always been one of my favorite developers and they've never let me down... yet.
