A little behind of the Games of 2010, but there’s still a couple months until March, right? Plenty of time for more push-backs and cancellations. March is packed full of goodies including Battlefield: BC2, Final Fantasy XIII, RE5: Gold Edition, God of War III, and
All right, all right. Alice took Christmas off from HyTek Gamer. I know you guys missed me. So here are a few Quicky headlines from over Christmas. Dragon Age Gets New DLC, Steam Runs out of ‘Prey’, 8-Story Arcade in Japan is Dark and Dirty,
Gore, violence, and over 80 hours of intense RPG experience will be coming to Mac computers next week in the form of Dragon Age: Origins. Dragon Age: Origins is currently available for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC, and will be available on December 21st thanks
Hungary’s team made quick work of the 10 team field competing in the 24-hour Dragon Age: Origins Warden’s Quest Competition. Their victory netted the team $50,000, or $12,500 per team member. In second place came team Bioware Community and Canada came in a cool third.
Bioware announced today that the Playstation 3 copy of Dragon Age: Origins will be shipping at the same time as the Xbox 360 and PC versions. It was originally delayed two weeks for some additional work, but it seems it wrapped up early. Dragon Age
Groups of selected Dragon Age: Origins fans from the around the world will be rounded up and sent off to London, England for a 24-hour long gaming event on October 28th for a chance to win $50,000 and play the game before the rest of
If you haven’t pre-ordered Dragon Age: Origins yet, and not sure which retailer to pre-order from, these exclusive items may help you to make up your mind. According to some research by Joystiq, most retailers (except Amazon) are offering the Memory Ring in-game item, which
Namco Bandai announced Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta as an exclusive character for the upcoming game Dragon Ball: Raging Blast. Earlier in the year a Super Saiyan Broly was announced as another exclusive character. Those who are familiar with the Dragon Ball universe are well aware
Players who don’t buy Dragon Age: Origins new will still have a shot at getting the DLC released with the game. BioWare announced that ‘Warden’s Keep’ and ‘Stone Prisoner’ will be available to people who buy the game used for $7 and $15. Wardens Keep
Bioware announced that the PC character creator utility will precede the games release with an October 13 availability. This 320mb application will allow users to customize and create their character ahead of time, and load them into the game upon its November 3rd release. The