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Dragon Age Origins: Ultimate Edition - PC

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Platform For Display: PC


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  • Includes The 2009 RPG Of The Year Dragon Age: Origins, The Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Expansion Pack, Plus All Nine Additional Content Packs
  • Critically acclaimed winner of more than 50 awards including over 30 Best Of 2009 awards
  • A tremendous $114 value at one low price
  • Critically acclaimed winner of more than 50 awards including over 30 Best of 2009' awards. A tremendous $112 value at one low price

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Get the ultimate Dragon Age experience! Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition includes: Dragon Age: Origins. You are a Grey Warden, one of the last of this legendary order of guardians. With the return of mankind's ancient foe and the kingdom engulfed in civil war, you have been chosen by fate to unite the shattered lands and slay the archdemon once and for all. Explore a stunning world, make complex moral choices, and engage in bone-crushing combat against massive and terrifying creatures. Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Expansion Pack. The story of the Grey Wardens continues as you are named their commander. Fight new enemies, learn new skills and spells, and explore an all- new area of the world, Amaranthine. All Nine Content Packs Extend your adventure with The Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, Return to Ostagar, Feastday Gifts, The Darkspawn Chronicles, Feastday Pranks, Leliana's Song, The Golems of Amgarrak, and Witch Hunt. Collect new rewards, gain new party members, and more as you delve deeper into the Dragon Age storyline.


Number of Players: 1


Publication Date: October 25, 2010


Computer Platform: PC


Release date: October 25, 2010


Pricing: The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.


Product Dimensions: 5.35 x 0.55 x 7.5 inches; 4.66 Ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Mature


Item model number: 19523


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Item Weight: 4.6 ounces


Manufacturer: Electronic Arts


Date First Available: October 5, 2010


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    • Great game, and well worth the price. The DRM sucks..
Platform For Display: PC
Just bought Dragon Age Origins (ultimate edition). After putting about 12 hours into it, I can truly say that it's a wonderful game in the tradition of Bioware's Knights of The Old Republic, Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights; set in a new universe with dark fantasy and truly epic battles I haven't seen the like of since Peter Jackson's Return of The King. I'm not going to go into too much detail though, because there are many quality reviews here on Amazon and elsewhere on the internet. I want to share more the buying and installing experience. First of all, there is no downside to paying an extra $10 and getting the "Ultimate Edition" Versus the standard "Origins". The Downloadable Content packs (7 packs) that are included in the ultimate edition cost about $15 a piece separately, so they are well worth it in the bundle. The DLCs themselves fit seamlessly for the most part into the main story, and add a great deal of adventure and added playtime to the story. Go for the Ultimate Edition by all means. Installing... The DVD-disk physical copy version has two disks, both of which come in the box. They automatically patch the game up to 1.04 is it installs (the latest version), and install very easily and flawlessly. However, the DRM (Digital Rights Management, anti-piracy measures) is a nightmare. As I read the terms of service (yes, I sometimes do that), I actually contemplated sending the game back. It was that bad. The choicest bit of it comes to mind: "You agree that a breach of this License (disable the DRM, make a video for YouTube using the game, use a No-CD crack, etc) will cause irreparable injury to EA for which monetary damages would not be an adequate remedy and EA shall be entitled to seek equitable relief in addition to any remedies it may have hereunder or at law without a bond, other security or proof of damages". Translation? If you do anything they don't like AT ALL, no amount of money or apologies is enough to fix the "irreparable injury" you cause to their $3 BILLION dollar-a-year company. They will have to put you in jail to ease the pain. So anyway... It uses two serial numbers: One for the main game, and one for the DLCs. You get three installs per serial number. The DLC serial code is expired as of 2009, luckily I didn't have any problems with it. Secondly, you are required to sign up for an EA/Bioware account to use the serial number for the DLCs. If you do this, you also must be logged on to the internet when you start the game. Thirdly, they use a disk-check (SecureROM) every time you start the game. Fourthly, the game collects info on your gameplay and PC. Goodbye privacy, because this game phones home like a momma's boy. It will let you look at the save games but won't let you load them until it finishes the handshake process with EA servers. Lastly, ANY CHANGE to your system can invalidate one of your three installs. Get a new computer, upgrade you RAM in your current one, put in a new cooling fan, replace the hard drive, buy a new graphics card... Any of these things can invalidate one of your three installs. If you run out of installs, you have to buy a new game or argue with EA. So good luck playing it five years down the road. In summary: It's a great game, but Electronic Arts (EA) is a horrible company with draconian DRM practices. This is the first game that I have bought from them since they started using DRM, and I almost didn't. I probably won't again. The companies punish honest gamers, because it is much easier to steal these games than buy and install them legitimately. Edit, July 2015: I upgraded my OS and had to reinstall the game using the serial. I COULD NOT reinstall the DLC, as that second keycode was "already in use" . Thankfully, I kept a copy of the old install files, as well as save games. I grafted the old DLC files into the new install of the main game, and tried to load a DLC save while logged into the original Bioware account. This tricked it into thinking the DLC installation was legit. Glad it worked. Also, I seem to remember an announcement on the dashboard about them discontinuing some of the online community (DRM) services, since it's so old now. That makes it easier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2012 by Talus
    • Dragon Age Origins: Ultimate Edition has an unknown combination lock
Platform For Display: PC
Well it would seem that most people that play this game have some sort of issue. First and foremost read and follow the directions. THe one caveat to that is the DLC( download-able content ). You need to follow the directions up until you enter the redeem code on one of your leaflets. Yes you get two codes in the box. One unlocks the game and the second one unlocks the DLC. I went through the required steps, including having a Bioware account previous to the installation, and came up with a DLC download failure. The game was fine but the DLC wouldn't download and install from inside of the game. Tried a few fixes and nada. Tried manually downloading it. Worked just fine. You may encounter a visual C++ redist error or admin policy restriction. I did log in as Administrator( not user with admin privileges )before attempting to install this in addition to removing any and all and online or OS security. A microsoft update / manual download from microsoft for the update did the trick. This visual thing also seemed to make the start button not work. I could click it but no joy. After updating/downloading my computer and restarting and logging as a standard user the start button worked fine. I also had a problem with my ati 3870. I reduced resolution down to 800x600( yep that low )/ turned on vsync/ set options to medium with AA off / changed it to windowed mode( Uncheck full screen in the configure menu )/ checked everything except for Full screen and frame buffer effects. I also have a Scythe Ultra Kaze( 2800+ RPM ) blowing on my Coolermaster V8 and the back of my 3870. I had it disconnected until I really needed it. It seemed to be part of the combination. So far I really haven't played much but the game is awesome so far. Even novice ROG players will feel at home. Voice acting is good and the game moves along at a pretty good pace. There are some linear elements that pop up from time to time. The few issues I had with the DLC and playability took me a couple days to work out and considering the apparent ignorance and laziness of the DRM programmers, Bioware and EA games it wasn't too too hard to get into the full game. When it is the majority having issues with a game it is a clear reflection of the sub-standard R&D. I did NOT use ANY PATCHES. It is 1.04 for any patch from 1.04 and back is useless and is even recommended that you DO NOT use 1.04. The game is up to date as far as the fixes they could or wanted to fix. Seeing as how it is a couple years after the release I am happy I didn't buy this game any earlier. So be prepared to jump through a couple hoops at least if you use AMD/ATI GPU and use XP SP3 and want to use the DLC which is a given. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2011 by aquielisunari

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