Dragon Age: Origins change the console scores.

I'm writing this to highlight the review of Dragon Age: Origins.

Having played, I would like the console versions to be drastically lowered. I took the console versions back to get the PC version purely because the combat is god-awful on both consoles. Not happy at all. I understand there is a aiming function by clicking the left stick but this doesn't really help in the more epic fights.

soooo, -1.0 for poor combat on the consoles. Seems a lot better on PC.

RPG elements are fine, if slightly overrated in reviews around the net.

Here's a better idea, write a player review.

I am not having any problems with the combat in this game.

You don't aim with the left stick. Either you didn't know what you were doing, or you never actually played the console version.xsubtownerx

I have the PS3 version and the combat works just fine. Aside from a few glitches there is nothing wrong with the console versions of this game.

Tell you the truth, it doesn't sound like you took the time to understand the controls on the console versions because I am having none of those problems.

The Radiation from sitting so close to your monitor is producing ill effects.

I own both console versions and love the game to death. As mentioned above, it plays nearly identical to KotOR and that game was hardly a problem on the Xbox.

Here's a better idea, write a player review.

Lionheart08

Simple rule i live by:
Is a game multiplat on console And pc. Then get it for pc.
Except: When it is a 3rd person action adventure/sports game/fighter that doesn't have gamepad support on pc.
That's the way i do it and it always works for me.

The console games are usually more expensive, they lack options and support, and the gamepad is often worse than mouse/keyboard.

The TC makes it sound like no tactics are involved in the console versions. You still have the same commands, can position party members in certain spots and hold them there, etc. And playing on hard or nightmare difficulty will certainly result in a player having to make tactical decisions with most battles.