Rob Hamilton writes: "Leliana's Song was an interesting, if short, Dragon Age: Origins adventure to play through — even though I've barely used that girl in my quest. I prefer a party with two warriors, one rogue and one mage and my Warden's a rogue, so she's pretty much screwed when it comes to being allowed to leave the camp. Apparently, if she's a major character for you, you get to learn a lot about her personal history (such as how she wasn't always a religious "good girl"), which can lead to a climactic encounter with Marjolaine, her mentor during her former life. Leliana's Song sheds more light upon her relationship with Marjolaine and details the crumbling of their alliance."
"It’s our third and final game OST piece, and arguably we’ve saved the best till last! Here’s 5 great soundtracks by five CDT members. Some weekend listening for you all:" says CalmDownTom
"While playing Arkham City, there were a few moments when I thought to myself “What if I wanted to kill him? Why couldn’t the game have let me choose? It didn’t have to affect the story...” and that got me thinking about the differences between games that offer moral choices, and those that don’t, why sometimes one way is better than another, and why all games don’t just use moral choices in the first place."
That catwoman choice was silly. The whole purpose shouldve just been to go after batman from the start instead of giving catwoman the choice to leave him.
I actually thought we might be given the choice in Arkham City to either save the hundreds of inmates from being bombed or rescue Talia instead. Though I guess I shouldn't have been surprised that Batman ended up doing both anyway. Still, it would have been petty cool if we DID get to choose and to see the consequences of Batman's actions if he chose one over the other.
I've enjoyed the introduction of more choice in games overall this generation but titles like Uncharted and Arkham have shown that a solid single player campaign if done right can still be amazing.
The EA Store is promoting their Dragon Age 2 live dev chat with a spectacular deal. They are doing 60% off Dragon Age Ultimate, which includes Origins, Awakening, and all 9 content packs. It comes out to $19.98 for X360/PS3 and $15.98 for PC. Shipping is free in the US.
EA will release a promo code via facebook today (2/11/11) at 10:45 AM PST.
The odds of this selling out are good, so if you want to get it, you should jump on it as soon as the promo code is released.
I could never get into this, idk just looking at and the way it plays.... But for that price it may be worth it. Any thoughts on it?
If you want value, I don't think you can go wrong with 1 kabillion estimated hours of gameplay. Just sayin'.
I just order the Ultimate edition from Amazon for forty two dollars and change. :(
No it was already shipped, should be here this weekend.
I could always send it back though. :)
And it's still not worth the hours of boredom you WILL go through with this game.
Just sayin', money's one thing, but wasting 50 hours of your life into forcing yourself to finish the game...well, yeah.
You can waste way more than 50 hours of your life with all of this content :-P
You can do 50 easy in Origins alone, and then you have Awakening and 9 pieces of DLC.
anyone know if I will be able to activate the serial key on Steam
edit: nvm found out that you can't
