Similar to its EA Access program on the Xbox One, EA has launched the Origin Access for PC. For the low, low price of $4.99 a month (or €3.99 or £3.99GBP), you'll be able to play the full version of selected EA titles (such as Dragon Age: Inquisition and Dead Space 3), play certain games ahead of their release, and purchase new games at a discounted rate.
This is one of those good news/odd news stories. Dragon Age: Inquisition is getting a "game of the year" edition for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. So if you've been waiting to pick the game (and all of its content) up, this is a great deal. The one catch is this: you have to download all the DLC.
Mark July 2015 in your diary Dragon Age: Inquisition fans as this is the month that will allow you to move your PS3/360 save onto next generation platforms, but is also the month that Bioware announced that any new DLC for the game will not be coming to these platforms.
The Xbox One version of BioWare's open-world action-RPG epic Dragon Age: Inquisition is available for 50% off as part of this week's Deals With Gold lineup, letting Xbox Live Gold subscribers enjoy some solid online co-op for just $29.99.
Getting a little bored with Dragon Age: Inquisition? Do you feel like there just isn't enough of the game's namesake to slay with your three battle-hardened buddies? Well fear not, intrepid do-gooder (or ne'er-do-well)! Bioware is giving us, the lowly players, an opportunity to fix both of those issues at the same time. And get this, it's available at this very second.
Need a taste of Dragon Age: Inquisition before you spend the cash? If you're a Gold subscriber and have an Xbox One, now's your chance! Now through March 16, all you have to do is check out the Xbox Games Store, go to the game's page, then select "try for free".
This week's Deals With Gold sale on Xbox Live drops the price on the Xbox One edition of Dragon Age: Inquisition, giving you a chance to explore the Hinterlands and join in the game's featured co-op mode for only $35.99.
Bioware have patched Dragon Age Inquisition today with bringing it to Version 1.03. Despite the minor version increase the update addresses a ton of bugs for both single player and multiplayer. While the game didn't win our Co-Op Game of the Year in 2014, it's still one we enjoy playing.
There you are, locked away in your office cubical. Lost in a daydream about the vast world of Thedas, and the many exciting adventures experienced by members of the Inquisition. But now, with the infinite power of your Window's phone (or the website), you can check in on your homeboys and girls with the Dragon Age: Inquisition HQ App.
It's Cyber Monday. But the reality is, there have been deals online for the past few weeks on everything from video games to tennis rackets. The holiday shopping season is a big one for retailers and consumers alike. Today's deal on Amazon though is on a recent release for a solid discount. You can snag Dragon Age: Inquisition on any platform for just $44.99.
I have to wonder what EA's obsession is with implementing co-op gameplay into the third installment of single player games. Mass Effect 3, Dead Space 3, and Star Wars: The Old Republic (I mean, if we're calling it part of the KoTOR franchise), all tacked on multiplayer at game three, so now it's Dragon Age's...
Dragon Age: Inquisition by all accounts is an incredibly large game. Claims of over one hundred hours of gameplay by the publisher are apparently, not exaggeration. And that's just for the single player. Dragon Age: Inquisition also sports a four player online co-op mode where players team up and dive into pseudo-random dungeons for loot and glory. We'll have a full review of Dragon Age: Inquisition in the coming week or so, but for now, we wanted to give you our impressions of just the cooperative gameplay.
