NowGamer writes: BioWare slays the competition once again...
Don't listen to the murmurings of late that Dragon Age: Origins is some kind of innovatory departure from traditional fantasy. That's just the game's marketing machine attempting to expose a new audience to the product through metaphorically shaking off its associations with Dungeons & Dragons anorak-wearing stereotypes. It has no basis in reality. Because the truth of it is that fantasy doesn't really come any more traditional than this.
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How'd fallout not make the list. Atleast over cyberpunk, tales , and halo. Fallout been around since what 96 98 and has 5 6 games into it. It's full of lore when you play it. I'd even add star ocean to a point.
narration is more important than lore i'd rather watch the story and characters in a more cinematic way instead of searching for notes and stuff that's why i love sony exclusive games like uncharted and gow and hate from software games
Brilliant!! Getting the 360 version.
PS3 version for me! :-)
i can't wait, we need more rpg's and this looks amazing
"Origins appears to understand that no matter where your actions fall between the yin and the yang, there are always shades of grey. That irrespective of how much holier than thou your intention, someone will inevitably suffer some ill fortune. That regardless your level of despicability, someone, somewhere will be better off as a result."
that sounds awesome, i'm sick of playing the ultra nice person just because the alternative is so messed up, it would be nice to bust a few chops without your whole party getting all uppidy about it...but it sounds like your party members may even leave if they don't like what you do...only one way to find out.
I loved the gambit system in ffx12 so it's good to hear they have a similar thing in this....but if there's a dragon like yiazmat ( takes >5 hrs to beat) i'll kill myself, gambit or not ( admittedly that boss was the most epic battle of all time...but once is enough)
"We finished the game in around 40 hours"
that goes against the many times stated claim that the 'average playthrough would take 80 hrs", maybe they didn't finish it, as reviewers often don't, 80hrs would be amazing, fingers crossed
@Parapraxis
It really was amazing, there is one battle that takes about 3hrs to complete, 1 massive enemy (100's of times the size of the players), and then you can go back after doing other quests and fight the 'big brother' and it takes more than 5hrs....sucks when you die at 4hrs as happened to me many times *tear*
"I'm getting Demon's Souls (if FedEX ever delivers it)"
Dragon Age is the first game i've ordered online so i hope it arrives post haste!, ( i'm never shopping retail again, game.com.au ( i'm an aussie) is $30 for almost every game, cha ching$$$)
Cannot wait for this game. Trading ODST to get this game. It looks like it's gonna be Epic. Bioware is def ahead of the game when it comes to RPGs
This is what a role playing game should be!