Aug 11, 06:21 PM

EA Rejects Multiple Pitches to Remaster Dragon Age Trilogy Including Origins, Citing Opposition to Remasters

Former BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah has revealed that Electronic Arts (EA) declined multiple pitches for remasters of the Dragon Age trilogy, including Dragon Age: Origins and potentially the second and third installments. According to Darrah, EA appears to be generally opposed to remaster projects, despite the potential for revenue generation. The remaster proposals were described as being presented "pretty softly," but were ultimately rejected for various reasons. Darrah also noted that the Dragon Age series was not initially intended to be a franchise, which contributed to narrative challenges in the original game. The difficulty in getting a Dragon Age remaster off the ground contrasts with the relative ease of re-releasing the Mass Effect trilogy. Industry outlets including VGC, Eurogamer, Kotaku, and IGN have reported on Darrah's comments, highlighting EA's reluctance to fund Dragon Age remasters.

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EA Rejects Multiple Pitches to Remaster Dragon Age Trilogy Including Origins, Citing Opposition to Remasters

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