Designer CV reveals Dragon Age III to launch in 2014 as next-gen title

MCV Staff 29th November 2012 Business News

Dragon Age III: Inquisition will skip next year and current-gen consoles entirely, if the CV of EA Shanghai’s Tao Gu is to be believed.

According to the level designer’s Linkedin profile (via Kotaku), the next fully-fledged Dragon Age title has been pushed to 2014 and onto next generation consoles due to a change in scope.

"Scope of the DAIII has been changed [sic], which will target next gen platform and will be postpone to 2014," Gu’s CV states.

Inquisition was originally announced for late 2013 back in September, but no official platforms were mentioned at that point.

EA has thus far declined to comment.

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