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At the Penny Arcade Expo, Bioware showed off its Dragon Age Toolset, which as the name suggests, is a developer-grade kit for user-generated content for the upcoming game Dragon Age: Origins. It will allow players the freedom to modify locations or create completely new ones. The tools will also let would-be scenario writers script their own stories for use in the game. Between the two, players will be able to create entire quests from scratch, and there will also be a special Content Creater’s Community for people to hash out their ideas and discuss. And naturally, Bioware has promised updates to the toolkit, so it will always have shiny new things to play with.

Bioware released some new information today about its long-in-development RPG Dragon Age: Origins. We’ve got details about the game’s combat system, story, and release date. Take a peek inside for the most explosions and dragons this side of a 70s van. Continue reading ‘Dragon Age: Origins Details Rain Down After Major Explosion’ »

BioWare’s Dragon Age: Origins (previously known only as Dragon Age) has remained under the radar since it was unveiled at E3 2004. But gamers hoping for news on the upcoming dark fantasy RPG will soon have something more to talk about than a slight name change. According to the game’s website, which went live this week,  a game trailer will premier on GameTrailers TV this Friday at 1:00 a.m., on Spike TV and Spike HD. It’s also been announced that Dragon Age will be demoed at E3 next week.