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Don't blame EA for Dragon Age's inventory (or paid DLC)
joystiq.com - 27 days ago
Don't blame EA for Dragon Age's inventory (or paid DLC)
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In a written response to allegations from Fidgit that Electronic Arts had forced developer BioWare to remove features in Dragon Age: Origins with the intention of selling it as future DLC, BioWare lead systems designer Georg Zoeller says the parent company has "nothing" to do with the ...
Bioware responds to Dragon Age inventory criticism
fidgit.com - 28 days ago
Bioware responds to Dragon Age inventory criticism
— fidgit.com — I'd like to thank lead systems designer Georg Zoeller for taking the time to post the following... comment in response to my complaint about additional inventory space being part of the DLC for sale for Dragon Age. Hey Tom, For what it's worth, 'EA' ... (more) Bioware responds to Dragon Age inventory criticism

Comments vote down Nerf the Cat found this 28 days agofound this
BioWare Designer Defends Dragon Age Storage DLC
1up.com - 27 days ago
BioWare Designer Defends Dragon Age Storage DLC
— 1up.com — Downloadable content can be a touchy subject for gamers, and has led to controversy on more than... one occasion. The latest recipient of fan thrashing is BioWare's Dragon Age: ... (more) BioWare Designer Defends Dragon Age Storage DLC

Comments vote down Evil Avatar - News Items found this 27 days agofound this
weritsblog.com - 28 days ago
Dragon Age: Impressions
— weritsblog.com — Yesterday the long wait for Bioware's latest venture, Dragon Age: Origins, came to and end.  I went... with the Digital Deluxe version from Steam.  I played for 3 hours or so yesterday.  Read on for my no spoiler impressions.  The ... (more) Dragon Age: Impressions

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Destructoid:  EA not behind Origins DLC storage chest feature

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EA not behind Origins DLC storage chest feature
Destructoid — ... it’s the Origins team pulling the trigger on what’s in or out of the DLC. So, as with the Shale DLC, the Origins team were confronted with a technical issue and decided to put it out as optional content. We don’t sense evil behind their DLC motivations, unless of course, the team decides put out a “Use a hammer as an off-hand weapon” bit of content. Because that totally needed to be included in the game. [via Joystiq]

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Don't blame EA for Dragon Age's inventory (or paid DLC) — GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts
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