Elzair
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Susan Arendt, the Senior Editor of the Escapist has posted a recent article that claims the PC version of Dragon Age: Origins is superior to the console version. Here are some highlights from the review.
Well, does this represent an incline of Bioware, or does it just restore the crappy status-quo* of pre-XBAWX Bioware?
* That would still be an incline, though.
A few months back, I was fortunate enough to visit BioWare in Edmonton and play Dragon Age: Origins for several hours.
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I am a console gamer through and through. Which is why I feel like something of a Judas for saying that I will more than likely end up playing Origins on a PC, even if I have to borrow one to do it.
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And let me state plainly that Dragon Age is a great game on the 360.
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But having played both versions, it is clear to me that although Dragon Age can be played on a console, it should be played on a PC. It's just better that way.
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Origins looks and feels like a natural successor to those games, which means it was designed with a mouse and keyboard and mind. BioWare has done an admirable job of shoehorning the plethora of control options into a 360 controller (using TARDIS technology to do it, I feel sure), but it just can't match the simplicity and intuitiveness of the PC. I played the 360 version for an hour or two, and was struggling with the controls the entire time, but had mastered the PC control scheme in mere moments.
Well, does this represent an incline of Bioware, or does it just restore the crappy status-quo* of pre-XBAWX Bioware?
* That would still be an incline, though.