Reader, Gavin points us towards an interesting discussion unfolding on the Bioware forums, where lead designer Mike Laidlaw, has been talking to fans about the most controversial changes made to the Dragon Age: Origins formula for Dragon Age 2, saying “I’ve said it before, and I will say it again: we stripped some stuff out of DA becuase it was busted”

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BioWare writer David Gaider says the brutal backlash from some Dragon Age II players was more welcome than if people simply hadn’t cared about the game or the franchise – and says that while the team expected polarised opinion, they do know the game had its problems.

Gamasutra examines the writing process behind the Dragon Age series by speaking with lead writer David Gaider, delving into how the team wanted to focus more on the "dark" in "dark heroic" and balance player choice throughout the game.

Die Comic-Con ist wohl eine der Messen für Comics, Videospielen und Filmen. Besonders spannend wird es immer, wenn sich mehrere dieser Kategorie vereinen. So nun auch bei der neuesten Meldung von BioWare, denn die Firma hat einen Animationsfilm angekündigt.