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Dragon Age: Inquisition "is done" and now "it's just polish and bug fixes" says Bioware

Dragon Age: Inquisition producer Cameron Lee told Gamereactor during an E3 interview that the game's done, and that they're on track for the October 10th release date this year.

"Everyday we're playing the game, reviewing the game," he replied when we asked what's the game plan for the next couple of months after E3's finished. "We have this massive list of bugs we need to go through and fix. From now to October 7th, ever single day its bug-fixing. The game's done. It's just a matter of polishing and fixing bugs, and we're done."

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TheGrimReaper00113612d ago

If that's the honest truth, then great! I can't wait for it

If it ends up being a broken and bugged out release, may God have mercy on your souls at Bioware, cause lord knows the fans wont

Yi-Long3612d ago

Of course it's not the truth. This is EA we're talking about. They don't fix bugs until 5-6 months AFTER release ;)

Nekroo913612d ago (Edited 3612d ago )

This isnt EA, this is Bioware...

EA is the Publisher. And Bioware always makes completed games unlike Bethesda, where they rely on the community to finish their games with mods

Edit: The game was finished...no bugs, or broken quests.

And now explain me how was Skyrim, or New Vegas or Fallout 3?!

Yi-Long3612d ago

EA is the publisher, which means they're rushing them for a release, regardless of the product being finished and ready to go, or not.

And about Bioware always making 'completed' games: Wasn't there a huge backlash against Mass Effect 3's ending, which they needed to 'fix' with free DLC, which seemed like it was ripped out of the original release with the purpose of being sold later...!?

ravinash3612d ago

With Bioware (in recent history) the problems have never been with the finish, but with the content.

I can't think of any major bug issues with their games.
All the problems they have had are either simplifying the game play to much or how they decided to wrap up the series.

badz1493612d ago (Edited 3612d ago )

Polish? Like...people from Poland? And Bug? Like...those flying insects? Come on, don't throw out meaningless words now, EA!

Just release the damn game already like you always do for us - paying beta testers out here so you can release patch after patch until the next E3 when you announce the sequel and say you're sorry!

Oh and while you're at it, make the ending sucks again so you can release the 'real' ending later! Make it as a paid DLC too, that would be super!

starchild3612d ago

Bioware games have always been top notch games. I'm tired of how negative many in the game community are. It's sad.

I can't wait for Dragon Age Inquisition. It seems they have improved everything I wanted to see improved and expanded the game in sensible ways. The game also looks stunning.

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iDadio3612d ago

I hope it is true and it releases in a polished quality state or my level of saltiness will reach new heights.

Edvin19843612d ago

Yeah, this is good news if true. I am really looking forward to this and the Lords have Fallen game. There is actually a ton of titles to play this holiday, and I am for one am happy about the delays lol.

m2stech3612d ago

aka cutting chunks to be released as DLCs :P

iDadio3612d ago

Cynical but also a good assumption to make, nobody milks quite like EA.

F4sterTh4nFTL3612d ago (Edited 3612d ago )

The game already is 100+ hours without DLC, so can't really complain about any cut content this time around, even if we wanted to.

nope1113612d ago

Have they showed any old gen footage? i don't have a PS4 yet, so i'm a bit worried on how it's going to run on my PS3.

R6ex3612d ago

I feel it'll be a waste to play this beautiful game on a last-gen console. It should be played in all its glory. Great visuals and high framerates to maximize the enjoyment of such a rare AAA title. Just to share, I own a copy of the Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning for the PS3. But the blurry visuals and low framerates takes away the enjoyment of the game. Boy was I glad to purchase another copy of the same game on PC! It was worth it. The game looks so much prettier, and gameplay tonnes smoother. Due to this upgrade, I will always have the fond memories of it being one of the best RPGs I've played.

So, for this Dragon Age final title, play it on next-gen or better still, on PC!

WeAreLegion3612d ago

Awesome. I didn't know it was that close to being finished. I sincerely hope this one is good.

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Dragon Age: Inquisition Retro Review – A Nostalgic Leap Short Of Legendary

Dragon Age: Inquisition, developed by BioWare, is the third installment in the cherished Dragon Age series. It represents a major evolution from its predecessor, Dragon Age II, incorporating elements that were well-loved in the original Dragon Age: Origins but also introducing new features that stand on their own. While Inquisition improves upon Dragon Age II in many respects, it falls short of the exceptional standards set by Origins.

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Cameron Lee Named as Rainbow Six VP, Executive Producer

"The Rainbow Six franchise is having a big year so far, with the announcement of Rainbow Six Mobile and the recent launches of Rainbow Six Extraction and Rainbow Six Siege's Demon Veil season. Now, Ubisoft Montreal has appointed videogame-industry veteran Cameron Lee as Vice President, Executive Producer.

In his new role, Lee will be responsible for creating the long-term brand strategy for the Rainbow Six franchise, and aligning and collaborating with all internal partners. Lee comes to the role with more than 20 years of experience as a producer, manager, and VP at companies including EA, Activision, Bungie, and BioWare, and has worked on such franchises as Tony Hawk, Call of Duty, and Dragon Age."

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Prime Gaming Is Getting Even More Games and In-Game Content from EA

Amazon announced a partnership with Electronic Arts to deliver even more free games and in-game content to Prime Gaming subscribers.

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