Muzyka: BioWare to throw previous Dragon Age games into a blender for next title

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Dragon Age 3 is going to blend the best features of Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age 2, BioWare CEO Ray Muzyka told PC Gamer at Gamescom. After Dragon Age 2's inconclusive, varied review scores, BioWare is focused on making all fans, core and new, happy: "What we need to do as developers is take that feedback from both sets of fans to heart and see about marrying that in future games in the Dragon Age franchise. I think that the team has actually got a great plan," Muzyka said.

We're on board as long as that plan doesn't involve throwing raspberries into the blender -- a raspberry and chain mail smoothie may sound good, but it is a bad idea. Trust us on this one.

Source: Joystiq/PC Gamer

[TheAvenged87]

I have the opinion that BioWare is pretty good with user feedback. Hopefully they can bring out a winner.

[Cure]

Dragon Age is suppose to be Bioware's big franchise to replace the Forgotten Realms, after the semi-falling out with Wizards of the Sword Coast so I'm sure they wouldn't allow the title to go down.

[anton123]

I honestly liked both of them though there's a ton of negative reactions to Dragon Age II. Still, if Bioware takes to heart the criticisms and fixes them, it should be a winner! Rarely has Bioware ever let me down so I'm pretty optimistic they will be able to improve even further.

[afsrav]

I honestly liked both of them though there's a ton of negative reactions to Dragon Age II. Still, if Bioware takes to heart the criticisms and fixes them, it should be a winner! Rarely has Bioware ever let me down so I'm pretty optimistic they will be able to improve even further.

I agree. I like both of them too. Although according to the hardcore RPG fans Bioware dropped the ball with Dragon Age 2. I think Bioware WILL fix their "mistake". If they do it right, the sales will be up again.

[Tank]

stick to a origins heavy mix and 3 will be good