Recently BioWare, which is a branch of EA, announced that the PC version of Dragon Age: Origins will be released on a later date than had previously been set. Earlier scheduled to be released in the early stages of 2009, the game is now expected to release towards the end of 2009 at the same time as the console versions.
“Dragon Age: Origins is shaping up to be quite amazing in its level of quality and polish,” commented Dr. Ray Muzyka, CEO of BioWare and VP of EA. “I’m really proud of our team, who are working very hard to make Dragon Age: Origins the biggest and most exciting BioWare game yet, and we will work to ensure it not only meets, but exceeds the expectations of our loyal audience of fans.”
Dragon Age: Origins comes after BioWare’s ‘Baldur’s Gate’ which was a real hit with the critics. Dragon Age: Origins uses a new engine called Eclipse, and it has been confirmed that the game will include a tool-set for creation of fan-made content, although the game remains a single player game.