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BioWare CEOs Interview from GDC at GameSpot

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Mar 24, 2006.

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    GameSpot has made available for watching or download the video record of an interview with both BioWare joint CEOs, Greg Zeschuk and Ray Muzyka. One of the subjects at hand is Dragon Age and they also talk a bit about the next generation of games. Here's a snip from the article:

    The studio heads went on to give a vague but optimistic update on Dragon Age, the unlicensed successor to BioWare's classic Dungeons & Dragons games (minus the Dungeons & Dragons).

    When asked if Dragon Age, Mass Effect, and BioWare's 2005 action RPG Jade Empire were indicative of a change in focus for BioWare, one that will see the studio work exclusively on original intellectual properties, Muzyka replied that the studio remains "open to new IPs and licenses," but that licensed games can continue to be successful if their intellectual properties are treated "with great reverence and respect."

    Read the rest at GameSpot. And grab the file, naturally.

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    chevalier, Mar 24, 2006
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