You’re right, Solas, we DO have questions. So many of them!
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Bioware’s newly-released “Discover the Dragon Age” trailer may as well be a travel brochure for the world of Thedas in the upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition. “Discover the Dragon Age” pans through grandiose, lushly-detailed landscapes, showing off various features of Bioware’s new Frostbite engine. Certainly Thedas looks like a nice place to vacation, if not for
While at PAX Prime, I was lucky enough to attend a Dragon Age panel held by a group of Bioware’s creative team for discussion of the series’ future. The room was packed. Fans cheered at most of the announcements, particularly those that suggested a departure from Dragon Age 2 towards their beloved Origins. When it
Dragon Age: Origins was about saving Thedas. Dragon Age 2 is about living in it. For all its attempts at grit and moral ambiguity, Origins was a fairly conventional fantasy narrative beneath a patina of grime and blood. Though it took place in an unusually bleak setting, the narrative goal was fairly conventional: save the
In the past few years, homosexuals have been in the media more and more. From shows like “Queer as Folk” and “The “L” Word,” which cater to a very specific section of the public, to “Will & Grace,” whose box sets you can find in many American households, gay men and women are becoming more
Dragon Age 2’s demo has dropped and, as with anything involving Bioware, it’s kind of a big deal. The first game appealed to gamers by playing to more traditional role-playing elements. The game won many RPG-of-the-Year awards and continued Bioware’s run of high quality triple-A titles. The game however, was not without its faults. Bioware,