Dragon Age will love you for a long time |
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| BY Rain Anderson Oct. 13th, 2009 | More on: |
BioWare’s plan to support Dragon Age: Origins with healthy doses of post-release downloadable content is no secret. But just how much hard drive space should players set aside for the fantasy RPG? Lots and lots, if executive producer Mark Darrah’s words are anything to go by.
According to Darrah, BioWare’s current DLC plans stretch out for “basically two years” and include releasing everything from “item packs” and additional quests that may last a few hours to even “fully fledged expansion packs.”
The first two pieces of DLC, Warden’s Keep and The Stone Prisoner, will arrive on download services on the day of the game’s release (Nov. 3 in NA, Nov. 6 in EU for the 360/PC, PS3 later in Nov).
“…it’s a broad long term support plan for the game,” Darrah says.
October 14th, 2009
at 8:02 am
am i the only one that sees a problem with this. maybe its just me but im pissed that DLC can come out on the release day of that game. if devs had time to work on a games dlc before the game actually came out then they had time to include it in the game from day one.
October 14th, 2009
at 9:38 am
The DLC is actually on the disc if you buy it new, not used. Nothing wrong with Bioware trying to make sure they get paid for their efforts.
October 14th, 2009
at 1:49 pm
so youre really just buying an unlock code for something that is already on the disk? thats even worse!!!
October 14th, 2009
at 1:53 pm
retract my last comment. i misunderstood. but i still dont like dlc that close to release date.