Dan Trudge is the Executive Producer and Project Director for Bioware's upcoming RPG, Dragon Age: Origins. He also just put up his first dev blog post in IGN. First order of business: A history lesson on the Grey Wardens.

Whew!  It is not true that Electronic Arts (EA) is banning gamers from playing their games if they  get banned from the forums, as one moderator threatened players with. EA's official statement on the matter can be found at the full article.

BioWare has stated before that Dragon Age Origins will eventually see a console release, and today lead designer Brent Knowles finally gave a release window: after the PC version. Yeah, it's really vague, especially when you consider that the PC version of Dragon Age Origins is still only scheduled for release sometime in early 2009. Still, it's something for fans who are worrying if their gaming rigs can handle the PC version. More from Knowles after the jump.

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 confirmed that Mass Effect will still be going multi-platform despite reports of BioWare CEO Ray Muzyka stating the title's exclusivity for the Xbox 360 in a recent interview found in Australian 360 magazine. Confused? Read our full article and see how this contradictory puzzle works its way out.

Xbox Originals has finally done it. After keeping mum for the good half of the year despite persistent rumors that Bioware's Jade Empire will be arriving on XBL, confirmation's finally here. And an official date to boot. Scoot over to full article for more details.

Think about how many hours you've spent playing the Star Wars: Knight of the Old Republic series of video games? Why? Because you're probably going to be adding more time to that tally. Electronic Arts' CEO, John Riccitiello, revealed that they were working on a new KOTOR MMO in an interview during E3 2008. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

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.

The move to sack a hefty number of employees may be coming back to haunt publisher LucasArts. There's been word that a disgruntled employee who lost his job is out for a little payback. Information about future releases have allegedly been leaked. Know more in the full article up next.

Last week's game releases introduced a lot of fun games, such as Dr. Mario DX and Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness. This week, however, is the week for game ports, with Mac getting its own conversion of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (PC, PS3, Xbox 360), the Nintendo DS getting the arcade classic Super Dodgeball Brawlers, and many others.

* Article originally posted May 26, 2008 at 12:37AM