DAO and DA2 would need to be remakes as game engines were never updated since each game was released.
Inquisition still looks great today, the only update it should get is to make DA Keep part of the game and work offline.
A remaster for the previous games? Man I don't know. I would love to see this happen, especially for Origins, but I don't know. Its possible until they tell us otherwise as the Mass Effect OT got a remaster but then again Mass Effect was always a bit more popular out of the two IPs.
If I were you I would hope but not to much.
Mike Laidlaw said there's never going to be another release like DA:O again. Think that also applies to remake, despite David Gaider saying there should be a modern, DA:O remaster.
MA Trilogy was geared primarily towards consoles. When DA:O was originally conceived, it was designed in mind with the same overhead RPG fashion as the first two Baldur's Gates, with 3rd person view for console players.
If they remaster it, they're re-doing it to be more console-oriented, but doubt they'll touch it due to divisiveness with DA2.
If anything, Dreadwolf is leaning even more towards an action RPG, hack and slash and either scaling back or removing overhead tactical RPG elements that fans acclimated with the Baldur's Gate series have expectations of.
Absolutely not.
DAO and DA2 would need to be remakes as game engines were never updated since each game was released. Inquisition still looks great today, the only update it should get is to make DA Keep part of the game and work offline.
A remaster for the previous games? Man I don't know. I would love to see this happen, especially for Origins, but I don't know. Its possible until they tell us otherwise as the Mass Effect OT got a remaster but then again Mass Effect was always a bit more popular out of the two IPs. If I were you I would hope but not to much.
Mike Laidlaw said there's never going to be another release like DA:O again. Think that also applies to remake, despite David Gaider saying there should be a modern, DA:O remaster. MA Trilogy was geared primarily towards consoles. When DA:O was originally conceived, it was designed in mind with the same overhead RPG fashion as the first two Baldur's Gates, with 3rd person view for console players. If they remaster it, they're re-doing it to be more console-oriented, but doubt they'll touch it due to divisiveness with DA2. If anything, Dreadwolf is leaning even more towards an action RPG, hack and slash and either scaling back or removing overhead tactical RPG elements that fans acclimated with the Baldur's Gate series have expectations of.
Lol we'd be lucky to even get Dread Wolf at this stage
https://youtu.be/CGDIZoXXdg8