Dragon Age: Origins

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giantbomb.com review
Dragon Age: Origins feels like a real throwback to the good old days of PC role-playing epics. It also feels like exactly what you expect the makers of Baldur's Gate to come up with as a follow-up to that classic. While that means you could rightfully fault the game for not being especially innovative, it's this adherence to a classic style of gameplay that will ensure that it's welcomed by the legions of nostalgic RPG players that make up this genre's core audience. That said, this is definitely not the game for those frightened of the idea of micromanaging a game to the point where a large portion of it will be spent in a pause screen. However, as the sort of guy that has lovingly played an Infinity Engine game at least once every year for the past decade, I can think of no higher praise for this throwback than to say that Dragon Age: Origins leaves me feeling fairly confident I won't need to dig out the classics for this ritual next year.
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digitalchumps.com review
The sheer presentation of this game makes it epic in every way possible. Folks, this is one of the sleeper hits for this holiday season. The value of a title like this exceeds the asking price, as $59.99 simply doesn't do it justice. Back in the 90s, this would have been a $74.95 cartridge on the N-64. For a game that wasn't even half over at the 20-hour mark, you're looking at a tremendous amount of gameplay that doesn't get boring. Excuse the loading time and it's a perfect game. Added to this value is the addition of two DLC quests with the game (they are included) and instantly you need this.
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