The only issue, as Ranter Riley Little previously deduced, is that gamers who bought the game when it was new and continued to shell out cash for the DLC are going to feel a little ripped off at seeing a complete bundle come out for half the price they paid for it. With the amount of content pumped into this package, it's certainly not something you can shake a stick at - the total retail value of the products are set at $114, but EA will be selling the bundle for $59.99 - the price of a regular brand new game, but with a lot of bonus content for your dollar.ĭragon Age is shaping up to be an epic series, and we've taken quite a look at the DLC already (and, of course, I suppose we took the time to review the actual game, too). It also includes the Awakening expansion pack, and comes bundled with all six DLC additions. The heftily titled Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition will, of course, include Dragon Age: Origins (we can rule out that one as a surprise). As was suspected after details on the bundle appeared from the British Rating Board, EA has officially announced the Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition - and it's quite the deal. There aren't too many people out their who haven't played Dragon Age yet, but Electronic Arts has just announced a deal that may entice the stragglers into the world of BioWare's creation.

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