EA Update: Dragon Age 3: Inquisition, Need for Speed Most Wanted and SimCity

By Anthony "AntDaGamer" Dows , AntDaGamer.Com
Posted on September 23, 2012 AT 11:33am

EA has released another update this week. They speak on upcoming game Dragon Age 3: Inquisition. What awaits this title? Well talk of a new engine using DICE’s Frostbite engine is in the works and more. Also, in this edition Need For Speed Most Wanted and Sim City.

Being a fan of video games, since introduced to him by his brother looking at Combat and Pac-Man on the Atari. AntDaGamer has been in touch with video games, art, and technology. Grasping his hands around several video game related websites and communities such as TGN, GameOn, Twitch.tv, Youtube, and his own site AntDaGamer.Com. Ant has managed to find contacts in the industry and show he has a passion to do anything video game related.

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