I'm betting it's going to be a poorly-written and cliché-ridden story but with great production values like every other modern Bioware game. As we all know by now our 'choices' are very shallow matters that change the story in minor ways (ie what companion you bang, what ending clip you see, maybe what character dies before the ending) and virtually none of it affects subsequent games in the series.

The one thing we can hope for, however, is that they'll vastly improve the combat system after the disaster that was DA:2.

I'm stunned at how well this game was made. It's like taking one of the best atmospheric movies you've ever seen, and then allowing you to control how the story, character and scenes are experienced. I really don't even know how to describe how deeply attached I became to Jodie and Aiden. I rarely empathize much with female main characters, as I usually find their actions and motivations in books and movies strange, but Ellen Page as Jodie was so easy to sympathize with. I feel like I care more than I should...like a fanboi or something.

"What about me....Do you love me Jodie."

Aww hell no girl you know that lying scum ain't right for you!

My faith in Gamespot is (somewhat) restored by Kevin's review. There are so many examples of terrible games scoring 90+ (Empire Total War hello) and only the very worst, most broken and ugliest steaming piles of crap scoring below 7.5, we finally have an example of a big-name, big publisher title being held over the coals for the piece of crap it actually is.

Thank you Kevin. Thank you Gamespot!

The Multiplayer didn't suck, but it got old quick.  This is b/c of the lack of credits per time played. spenceslivn