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Dealspwn writes: Been tempted by Ninja Gaiden Z: Special Edition? Well, it's never been cheaper than £3.95 at this site. This version includes a comic book and digital soundtrack. We have to admit, Yaiba is something of a stain on the Ninja Gaiden series. But if you're desperate for some hack n' slash action, this may be worth a look at such a low price. The cel-shaded visuals are a refreshing new look for the spinoff, but we're not sure zombies are the best adversaries Ryu Hyabusa has ever faced off against.

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Like all modern Bioware games, Dragon Age: Inquisition gives players the option to choose from a wide selection of computer-controlled characters which they can romance. To date, all of these in-game relationships have depicted fairly healthy courtships. However, Dragon Age: Inquisition lead writer David Gaider recently sent a sarcastic message about adding an unhealthy relationship in the future of the Dragon Age franchise. The comment sparked a controversy after many Dragon Age: Inquisition fans felt that the statement was making fun of abuse victims. Hoping to clarify the intent of his tweet, Gaider posted a lengthy clarification. "I should know by now that some would read to it. In this case, they evidently believed I was mocking abuse and rape survivorswhich was not the case, and for those who saw it that way I do sincerely apologize."

Added: 02.01.2015 0:08 | 8 views | 0 comments

Now that the latest installment of Bioware's popular fantasy franchise has been released, Dragon Age: Inquisition lead writer David Gaider took some of his spare time to answer a few fan inquiries about the series' third entry. Gaider shared his thoughts on fan theories. After being asked about his thoughts on the various theories that gamers have created to explain where [...] Via Dragon Age: Inquisition lead writer discusses fan theories and creating gay romances

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Now that the latest installment of Biowares popular fantasy franchise has been released, Dragon Age: Inquisition lead writer David Gaider took some of his spare time to answer a few fan inquiries about the series third entry. Gaider shared his thoughts on fan theories. After being asked about his thoughts on the various theories that gamers have created to explain where the narrative of Dragon Age: Inquisition might continue in the future, Gaider revealed that the spectrum of fan theories is fairly scatter-shot. Most of the speculation is completely wild but a few Dragon Age players have admittedly guessed fairly close to how the story will actually unfold over time.

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