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Breaking Down The New Dragon Age Trailer, Hating On Special Editions Without The Game, And More Of The Week’s Takes

We also have a Splitgate 2 preview and share our thoughts on the Persona 3 Reload DLC

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Nothing gave us more to talk about this week than the meaty new trailer for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Almost ten years after its predecessor was released, The Veilguard will finally be here on October 31, and we’ve broken down the release date trailer to highlight all the tantalizing details we noticed. Alongside that release date, we also got the details on The Veilguard’s special edition, only it’s not called the special edition and it doesn’t even include the game. It’s called “Rook’s Coffer” and it includes all the sorts of stuff you traditionally might have found in a pricey special edition, but you have to buy the game separately. It’s the latest example of this obnoxious trend, and we’ve got feelings about it. Also, we share our thoughts on how Persona 3 Reload is handling its DLC (pretty well!) and on some hands-on time we spent with Splitgate 2 (we have concerns). Read on!

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