JOIN THE COMMUNITY OF UBISOFT PLAYERS - Connect with all players. You also ought to consider how much of an annoyance you will find lack of a tactical overhead perspective, if you played many 90s CRPGs. Access all services related to Ubisoft games with the new Ubisoft Connect companion App. To return to the original post, if you absolutely cannot get the PC version then it's a question of whether you prefer best graphics or best performance, or perhaps even just trophies vs. Dragon age origins is a dark fantasy RPG within the gritty unforgiving world of Thedas taking you back to biowares. There's no point trying to undo my experience of the game, although I wish you could. Exciting extra content and hours of gameplay. And I actually was giving him advice that helps: buy neither, choose the best possible version, as I found the console experience quite shitty. From the developed characters to the history behind each race, artifact, and village, the writers to the game need to be commended for their thoughtfulness and the depth of their creativity. Don't tell me the combat system shoehorned into a tpp action RPG is the way the game is meant to be played. While Valkyria Chronicles is still the gold standard for PS3 RPGs, Dragon Age: Origins is the most captivating universe I have ever experienced. I doubt the fights would be scintillating on PC, as the underlying RPG systems are still pretty mediocre, but the strategic benefits of an isometric perspective are obvious. But that could all change this mid-morning as game. On Xbox, which I played it on, the game looks ugly and plays terrible. As far as we know, the PS3 version of Dragon Age: Origins won’t have exclusive Challenge Room DLC starring the purple-clad trickster The Joker. There is no advice to give, because the PS3/360 ports are quite close.

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