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If you were one of the million people who recently bought Dragon Age 2, EA and Bioware have a little treat for you. They are offering you the epic that is Mass Effect 2 for free, gratis, nothing. All you have to do to get your hands on the game is head on over to http://social.bioware.com/me2offer/ and enter your online pass code. Its that simple.

If you have lost your code, Don’t worry you can still get the game by logging into the site and pressing the “I’ve lost my code” link. After you do that you will be greeted with a code to download Mass Effect 2. Please note the code you get will allow you to download the PC version of Mass Effect 2.

I’m not sure if the online passes from the console versions of the game work, but hell its worth a try if you have both a console and a gaming PC .

Here’s the link again. http://dragonage.bioware.com/me2offer/.

Dragon Quest IV for $19.99:

You probably have enough DS games, especially RPGs, on your plate already, but just in case you haven’t tried this one out yet, Dragon Quest IV is on sale at Amazon. I don’t see the game discounted too often, and it’s certainly worth it — hell, Torneko’s chapter alone is worth the $20!

See also: Tiny Review: Dragon Quest IV

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One of the things that made Dragon Age: Origins so great was the amount of choice you had when building your character. Depending on which race and class you chose, you would see different plot options, which kept you wanting to find out more. In Dragon Age II however, Bioware has chosen to go the [...]

Dragon Quest IX commercial for North America starring Seth Green. Having the co-creator of Robot Chicken and the voice of Family Guy’s Chris Griffin shill for your RPG might seem like an odd choice, but Nintendo is all about hiring celebrities like Beyonce, Patrick Stewart, and Nicole Kidman to push its big titles.

And in Japan, where Square Enix handles the publishing and marketing for Dragon Quest itself, the members of all-male idol group SMAP serve as the spokesmodels for the franchise. So Seth Green doesn’t seem like that odd of a representative in that context. Also, the commercial isn’t that bad! I’m just happy to see Nintendo flexing its marketing muscle for Dragon Quest IX.

Preorder: Dragon Quest IX (July 11th)

See also: Dragon Quest IX U.S. trailer, launch revealed

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Nintendo introduces you to Dragon Quest:

Hoping to match Dragon Quest IX’s success in Japan with the RPG’s upcoming Western release — it’s sold more than 4.1 million copies in Japan — Nintendo of Europe has launched a robust site that introduces both casual gamers and RPG fans to the franchise.

Along with the usual story details and how-to-play information, the site offers lots of screenshots and videos to explain nearly everything you can think of. You can even quickly customize a character’s face (very similar to the character creation process in the game), save your creation as a JPG, and post it to Facebook.

If you’re at all interested in picking up Dragon Quest IX, I strongly suggest checking the site out!

Preorder: Dragon Quest IX (July 11th)

See also: Dragon Quest IX U.S. trailer, launch revealed

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