Before Dragon Age: Origins, western RPGs were a mixed bag and definitely not the cultural juggernaut that it is now. Final Fantasy broke role-playing conventions with their seventh entry and, for a while, Japanese role-playing games reigned supreme.

That was until Bioware made a firm and clear distinction between Western and Japanese RPGs with their stints on the Dungeons and Dragons franchise, and their two Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic games, which the stage for a major renaissance of Western RPGs, beginning with their very own IP, Dragon Age.

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Dragon Age: Origins took the game mechanic and

Call of Duty: Warzone won’t be switching engine when it welcomes content from Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War – even though Black Ops Cold War uses a new engine itself.

A verified Activision Art Lead revealed the news on ResetEra. “There will not be an engine shift for WZ,” writes ShutterMunster, in response to a comment chain about the future of the battle royale game.

Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War runs on a new engine, but it looks like Warzone won’t be making the switch, despite the fact that weapons, operators and loadouts from the