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Console. The glitches didn't hinder game play and only appeared in the in game "cinemas/conversations".

The game does have a few glitches, however, and the font is extremely small in some cases. Other than that, it's perfect.

Totally worth the $60. Graphics are awesome, gameplay is smooth... over all just EPICNESS in EPIC proportions.

A few characters from the first Dragon Age and Awakening make reappearances. The new character generation programs their using cannot replicate previous characters to their former glory resulting in a surprisingly not so hot Anders and a weird Allistair (he makes a brief appearance).

Girls look good though. Especially the busty pirate captain Isabela. ~_^

Unlike the previous fighting style where it was a back and forth style (i.e. you hit, your enemy hits, you hit again, etc.), this Dragon Age took pointers from Fable 3. How fast you press that button is how fast you'll attack. There is even more blood and gore than the last one which I happen to love. You can now also completely destroy enemies (sending their bodies flying in chunks of fleshy guts) and cut them in half as well as all the stuff from the last ones.

Tons of quests again. I suggest doing them ALL. It may not seem like much fun but you may end up getting some really good items (hint, hint). Storyline is full of unsuspecting turns and disturbing twists. Not for young gamers.

Trip to Tatooine: No sense (seriously, it's a desert)
Trip into the desert on a Hutt's floating sand barge to see people eaten by a Sarlacc: Really good connections
Seeing a big bad Mando bounty hunter taken down by a bling guy: Pricless.

lol

I find most Jedi give into... temptations.

I was hoping for a few more people to join. If no one does then yeah, we'll get started.

Dead Space 2 actually. One of the best games ever. You should try it out.

Ooh! You're in luck then! I still can't really teach you but there's tons of websites that can help you figure out how all the stuff in Photoshop works.

It comes from years of practice with all the right programs. I've always loved computers so I learned pretty quick but it's still not something you can learn overnight. And you have to usually pay for "all the right programs".

I can give you a couple beginner programs that are free and will help you get started in the awesome graphic making business. But I can't guarantee results like my work for a while.