Dragon Age: Origins presents strong evidence that
great games can overcome gawd-awful graphics, but BioWare isn't about to test that theory -- and the limits of our forgiveness -- again in the sequel. "I think one of the key things we're working on in
Dragon Age 2 is the technology," BioWare VP Greg Zeschuk
recently told Joystiq. "I can confirm that we're doing a lot of work on the
Dragon Age engine, and doing a lot of stuff to pump it -- to make it visually super hot."
Now, to clarify, frisky rogue foursomes and lesbian alien sex are measured on different "super hot" scales, as Zeschuk conceded, "
Dragon Age is, in the structural sense, a fundamentally different game than
Mass Effect ... You have to make different technical considerations." Certainly, with
Dragon Age: Origins, those considerations were designed to benefit the superior PC version.
Still, there's hope for a console sequel makeover, since, in Zeschuk's words, the process of iteration allows a developer to "get to a much higher level." "I think the overall visual style we're going to continue to evolve in
Dragon Age," Zeschuk added. "People are going to see some cool ... I can't really say too much, but I think
Dragon Age as a world is interesting. It's a timeline, and you can go anywhere." Go anywhere, huh? So, like the future Ferelden, where a race of sexy blue aliens has been possessed by horny desire demons?
Super hot.
BioWare says Dragon Age 2 to look 'super hot' originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 29 Jan 2010 16:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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