I haven’t rounded up a set of Dragon Age: Origins reviews for a couple of days, so there are quite a few to report about this evening. We start things off at Eurogamer, where they’ve given the Warden’s Keep and…

BioWare has released a six-and-a-half minute trailer featuring Dragon Age: Origins lead designer Mike Laidlaw discussing the game’s combat system, from the original design goals to the final outcome. Watch it over at GameTrailers.

The official Dragon Age: Origins website has been updated with a short blurb about Green Ronin’s tabletop RPG tie-in, as well as a piece of concept art and the cover art that graces the primary rulebook. Calling all tabletop heroes:…

Rather than let Warden’s Keep go down as the Horse Armor DLC of 2009, BioWare has listened to the people and released an add-on that adds a storage chest to the party camp in Dragon Age: Origins. This obviously only…

Green Ronin’s Chris Pramas has penned the first installment to a series of designer diaries about their upcoming Dragon Age tabletop RPG system. This first entry provides a little history on the project before tackling what sort of system we…

The guys over at Rock, Paper, Shotgun appear to be enjoying their time with Shale, as they’ve kicked up an enthusiastic editorial about DA:O’s bird-hating golem companion. Shale is HK-47 through-and-through, and, I suspect, very self-consciously so on Bioware’s part. As KOTOR’s psycho-C3PO was,…

Since we’re into a new week, I thought I’d scour the Internet for another round of Dragon Age: Origins reviews. And I found some. Slashdot gives it an 8/10: Dragon Age: Origins has a ton of (quality) playtime in it;…

MMORPG.com has conjured up an article-style interview with Dragon Age: Origins lead designer Mike Laidlaw, with most of the conversation pertaining to what features set the game apart (and above) its massively multiplayer counterparts. Flipping the topic to what MMOs…

A short blog entry penned by BioWare online marketing manager Derek Larke briefly covers the launch of Dragon Age: Origins, its most favorable reviews, the new v1.01a patch, and a few “quirks and hiccups.” …thank you to all of our…