TransGaming Brings Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening to Mac

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TransGaming, Inc. announced Tuesday the release of Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening for the Mac. The title is an expansion pack for the Dragon Age series, a “dark fantasy” role playing game.

This expansion sets the player in the role of a Grey Warden trying to rebuild the order of the same name, and it takes place after the events that transpire in Dragon Age: Origins. The player must travel to Vigil’s Keep, recruiting characters along the way to join the order.

The expansion is priced at US$29.95, and it requires either Dragon Age: Origins Standard Edition (Mac) ($29.95) or Dragon Age: Origins Deluxe Edition (Mac) ($39.95).

Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Screenshot

Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Screenshot

Bryan Chaffin

Bryan Chaffin

Bryan is the cofounder of The Mac Observer and currently serves as Afternoon Editor. He has contributed to MacAddict and MacFormat magazines, and coauthored Incredible iPad Apps for Dummies with Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus.

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UpQuark

Transgaming is junk! Fantastic concept and not a bad implementation, but another layer between the windows execution code and the mac hardware.  If you open the package content, there is listed a c_drive and a p_drive with all of the windows ‘default’ folders.  The folders are empty.  Also, Transgaming uses the WINE engine to make this all work; that is also under the package content.  I appreciate the effort it took to do this, but it is a windows emulator running a windows built game for Mac.  Frustrating, slow, and crashes.  Lego Universe for Mac is another lousy Transgaming implementation of a windows written game for the Mac.  I recomend against getting this game for the Mac; you will be disappointed.  However, a bootcamp solution is probably the better way to go.

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