BioWare and Electronic Arts has announced that Dragon Age: Origins (PS3, PC, Xbox 360) has officially gone gold and is now currently in manufacturing ready for the November 3 launch date across North America.

BioWare has some long-term plans for Dragon Age: Origins (PS3, PC, Xbox 360). Apart from the launch day DLC that they've announced, Origins producer Mark Darrah says that they already have a two-year road map for the game's DLC releases.

Electronic Arts has detailed the launch DLC line up for BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins. Similar to what Microsoft and Turn 10 are doing for Forza Motorsport 3, this seems like a plan to trip up used game sales. Details after the jump.

There has been a lot of talk about sexual content in video video games lately. There's the nudity in The Witcher, BioWare's take on sex scenes, and Obsidian's defense of the Alpha Protocol sex scenes. The latest sexytime news comes out of a synopsis posted by the ESRB as they reviewed the sexual content found in yet another BioWare title, Dragon Age: Origins (PS3, PC, Xbox 360). Article may not be suited for minors.

Electronic Arts is distancing itself even further from the much-maligned SecuROM security software by confirming on the BioWare forums that the PC version of BioWare's upcoming RPG Dragon Age: Origins will not have any SecuROM DRM.

Check out this Mage gameplay trailer for BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins (PC, Xbox 360). You might pick up a thing or two on casting damaging spell attacks, if that's your trip. It's right over at the full article.

BioWare has given a definite confirmation for the fate of Dragon Age: Origins. Yes, the spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate will indeed be coming to consoles. More in the full article.

Bioware's Dragon Age: Origins is looking to offer a lot of things that RPG players are looking for. In addition, the devs revealed that this game will be shown at E3, behind closed doors. Be sure to check out the full article for the full story.

Decidedly cryptic and unassuming, a website announcement for Dragon Age listed only the vague outline of a logo, coupled with a date: July 9, 2008. Learn more about it after the jump!

Hot off EA CEO John Riccitiello's announcement of a new Need For Speed game, some less exciting revelations were dropped. The publisher revealed that two of their premiere titles won't be coming out until early 2009. The games in question are BioWare's Dragon Age and Pandemic's Saboteur. More details after the jump.