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<blockquote data-quote="Mournblade94" data-source="post: 4780780" data-attributes="member: 74608">I am an avid 360 gamer. I knew nothing of Dragon Age, and now I do. I will definitely be buying Dragon Age. If I like the console game, I will want RPG support. (like I want for Mass effect and oblivion). If I really like the world I will want to continue the game in Table top.&nbsp;Just because bioware has green ronin doing dragon age does not mean that it will not do a D&amp;D game (I think, I make nototiously bad calls when it comes to figuring out businessthink and legalese).&nbsp;That said, though they ruled the market for a while, the 360 and ps3 developers are putting out good RPG's. I did not think I would like a game better than Baldur's Gate until I played Oblivion (I did not even like morrowind more, though it is a great game).&nbsp;D&amp;D seems to be good for the Japanese rpg's at this point. like lost odysey (sp.), with its strong Anime influence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mournblade94, post: 4780780, member: 74608"] I am an avid 360 gamer. I knew nothing of Dragon Age, and now I do. I will definitely be buying Dragon Age. If I like the console game, I will want RPG support. (like I want for Mass effect and oblivion). If I really like the world I will want to continue the game in Table top. Just because bioware has green ronin doing dragon age does not mean that it will not do a D&D game (I think, I make nototiously bad calls when it comes to figuring out businessthink and legalese). That said, though they ruled the market for a while, the 360 and ps3 developers are putting out good RPG's. I did not think I would like a game better than Baldur's Gate until I played Oblivion (I did not even like morrowind more, though it is a great game). D&D seems to be good for the Japanese rpg's at this point. like lost odysey (sp.), with its strong Anime influence. [/QUOTE]

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