It seems that Bio Ware fans can rejoice, as they can look forward to even more content for their favourite RPG’s next year. As part of their annual earnings report EA have announced that Dragon: Age Origins will be getting yet another big PC expansion at the beginning of 2011. The game is currently only imaginatively titled “Dragon Age Title TBA” but it’s definitively on the EA PC release schedule for January-March period of 2011. But the ...

We know it isn’t Christmas every day, but it looks like someone at Valve has gone slightly festively crazy- which is great news if you’re a PC gamer looking for some ridiculously cheap games. Valve has announced the start of its Early Holiday sale on Steam, where it's offering a different set of discount deals on select games every day for the next week. This ‘Early Holiday Sale’ is across both individual titles and some pretty nifty ...

Nowgamer.com has a quick and easy competition for those of you that haven't grabbed yourself a copy of Dragon Age: Origins already. Hurry over to NowGamer.com and put yourself in the running to win a deluxe copy of Bioware's triple-A RPG title.

"Single player experiences are no longer the future," Electronic Arts UK's general manager Keith Ramsdale told an attentive crowd at the EA Winter Showcase yesterday. The event was highlighted by Bioware's upcoming MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic though Mass Effect 2 and Command & Conquer 4, both single player titles with online content as part of the experience, featured. Ramsdale's opening speech confirms EA's gravitation towards online content as an integral part of all games in ...

Several sites including IGN are reporting that Dragon Age: Origins has slipped, but that we shouldn't fret because it's only by a few weeks - from 20 October to 6 November in the UK and 3 November stateside. Unfortunately, when you're waiting for a game with as much anticipation as we are, a matter of weeks is a painfully long time. The slippage is yet to be reported on the official Dragon Age website, but ...

The first decent bit of PC-related news to come out of this year's LA-based E3 conference has landed a full 8 hours before the event is due to get underway. According to the E3 trailer (as spotted by Eurogamer) Dragon Age: Origins will hit store shelves on the 20th October in the US, which will likely translate to a Friday 23rd October street date here in the UK. Find out why we're so excited from our original reveal of Dragon Age: Origins now resides ...

In a recent interview, lead designer Mike Laidlaw told TPCG that Dragon Age: Origins had "storytelling of the same calibre or better than Mass Effect." We'd find that hard to believe coming from any other developer but Bioware, but with its enormous heritage of ...

If you're as excited by anything Dragon Age as I am, you might not excuse the cheap headline pull but you'll forgive the shouty capitals: the first chapter of the Dragon Age: Origins novel is available for download on the official website! It's called The Stolen Throne, it's written by senior writer David Gaider (who has worked on Bioware games since Baldur's Gate II), it's in pdf format and the full volume will be available 3 March… which I suspect is a good indication of a more precise release date ...

Included in this issue Previewed All the biggest PC games covered including; - World Exclusive Dragon Age: Origins - What’s big in 2009 super preview - Overlord II Exclusive hands-on Reviewed - GTA IV big review: big score? - Zombies redefined in Left 4 Dead - Prince Of Persia bounds back on PC - A Vampyre Story doesn’t suck - King’s Bounty: The Legend reviewed - Football Manager 2009 review scored Bonus Content - Interview: Paul Wedgwood student advice - Gaming Case Super Test - Hardware feature: The Real Razer...