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Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition Rated, Still Not Announced
If you haven't played Dragon Age: Origins yet, you may have the perfect opportunity in a few months. The Australian ratings board has revealed an Ultimate Edition of the game...though EA and BioWare still haven't officially announced the title.
According to the info on the OFLC site, everything points to an impeding release of Dragon Age: Origins – Ultimate Edition. This follows up a previous leak, when GameStop briefly had the title scheduled for an October 12 release with a $60 price tag.
Considering that Dragon Age II comes out in March, it would make perfect sense to give players a chance to revisit Ferelden in anticipation of the sequel. However, apart from the fact that the game exists, no other details are available. Presumably, the Ultimate Edition will contain some (or all) of the DLC that has been steadily releasing since Origins' launch last November, but that's pure speculation.
So, the cat's out of the bag. C'mon, EA and BioWare...just admit it and give us some details.
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