OP MEANT DRAGON AGE - note added by naznatips to prevent confusion.

Weirdest reviews ever.Suprisingly Xbox 360 has worst graphics on multiplatform...

Xbox 360,8.5/10.

Dragon Age: Origins Review

hmm thats weird... x360 score lower then ps3?

Nice im getting it for PS3!!

I saw the Video Review and the guy says its a 50 Hr play though. I hope I can beat it before MW2 hits.

I'm still debating whether i'll get it for my PC or my PS3, yet one thing's clear, Dragon Age is shaping up as a great Bioware game, once again :)

the console versions seem to lack the tactical bird's-eye perspective (which apparently you'll need in battles with many enemies) and only have 6 quick select spells/actions, while the PC has 30, so it seems to play best on PC

Most of the times, this kind of RPG's are better played on the PC, the question is, can my laptop handle it? :P What are the specs for the game? I have a Dual Core 2.54 GHZ, 4 GB ram and a Geforce 9650 GT 1 GB.

That was certainly unexpected.

Ill be getting it for my 360, even though its superior on PC and mine is probably easily good enough to run it. I just prefer gaming on a TV with a console controller though

From the review:-

"The differences between versions aren't limited to the interface. Dragon Age doesn't look amazing on the PC, but it's an attractive game nonetheless. Zooming from an isometric view to a third-person perspective is slick, and while environments don't hold up quite as well when viewed up close, they're consistently lovely when viewed from above. On the flip side, the Xbox 360 version looks positively disappointing. Textures are highly compressed and colors are washed out, though the upside is that this version maintains a smoother frame rate than on the PlayStation 3, where things might get jittery when swiveling the camera around. The PlayStation 3 version features higher-quality textures than those on the Xbox 360, better color saturation, smoother facial animations, and shorter load times. Minor visual hiccups, like corpses that disappear and reappear, are a bit more common on the PS3, however. The PC version is the superior experience, but if you're choosing between the two console releases, the PlayStation 3 has the upper hand. Some minor glitches are shared between the console versions, however, such as rare occasions when the soundtrack or voice-overs disappear. We also ran into a few quest malfunctions that could be replicated on all three platforms, though they were relatively minor and did not interfere with the progress of the main quest."