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DA:Inquisition - EA "Very Excited" for Long Term

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    [​IMG]Gamingbolt has some new information from EA & Bioware this week for DA:Inquisition.

    Bioware's Dragon Age: Inquisition has been a strong success for the company, mopping up most Game of the Year awards (including our own) for 2014. It also recently won Game of the Year at the DICE Awards and EA CFO Blake Jorgenson says the company is excited for the future.

    "Longer-term, we're very excited. BioWare, they just won Game of the Year at the DICE Awards. We're very excited about the success of that team and what we can do with that team. I think there's a huge opportunity for [Dragon Age]."

    There won't be any Dragon Age in 2015 so don't worry about the publisher fast-tracking a sequel like Dragon Age 2 again. The key was in retaining what made Bioware's games a success while still breaking new ground as producer Mike Darrah told GameSpot.

    "I think really it's both a return to form, a return to what BioWare did in its roots: exploration, story-telling, character development. Us starting to explore new areas [being] deeper, open-world gameplay. I think just that combination is what really resonated with people."​
     
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