On the Possibility of a Dragon Age Demo [Aug 20, 2008, 08:43 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Eurogamer
draws attention to a revelation from their
interview with
BioWare's Dan Tudge that indicates BioWare's intent to support the release
of Dragon Age: Origins with "downloadable content, both pre-release and post
release; free content, paid-for content; online achievements." When pressed
about whether pre-release downloadable content is code for demo, Dan plays it
coy: "I can't say. You can expect something very creative from BioWare; the
details I can't really go into."
The difference between DA and the two games you listed are that they were both developed for the Xbox and Xbox 360 and then ported to the PC. This has been built from the ground up as a PC game.
Hopefully they won't do a demo, but some kind of prologue chapter or alternative story. Not focused on the character you will create in the full game, but a different character. Hell, you could kill them off at the end an intergrate it into the main game somehow.
Hopefully they won't do a demo, but some kind of prologue chapter or alternative story. Not focused on the character you will create in the full game, but a different character. Hell, you could kill them off at the end an intergrate it into the main game somehow.
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