Dragon Age: Origins, the seminal RPG from BioWare, may not have been a visual stunner when it first launched, but its engaging story and deep characters have stood the test of time. However, the prospect of a remastered trilogy has been a topic of discussion among fans, with former series producer Mark Darrah recently sharing his thoughts on the matter.

Darrah believes that a remastered Dragon Age trilogy would be a commercial success, given the enduring popularity of the series. Nevertheless, he also notes that the technical challenges of remastering the older games are significant, owing to the proprietary technology used in their development.

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  • The original Dragon Age games run on outdated, proprietary technology that is no longer well understood, even within BioWare.
  • This technical hurdle makes it difficult to remaster or remake the games without significant investment and risk.
  • Despite these challenges, Darrah believes that a remastered trilogy would be a worthwhile project, given the series' loyal fan base and continued relevance.
  • The success of other remastered RPGs suggests that there is a market for updated, classic games.
  • Fans may have to rely on community-created mods to experience the series with modern graphics and gameplay.

Source: Rock Paper Shotgun