Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition

Ferelden's darkspawn problem just became your shelf's greatest asset. The Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition for Xbox 360 collects BioWare's sprawling RPG masterpiece alongside every piece of content released for it, all on disc. That means the full Awakening standalone expansion plus The Darkspawn Chronicles, Feastday Combo Pack, The Golems of Amgarrak, Leliana's Song, Return to Ostagar, The Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, and Witch Hunt.

Nine pieces of additional content, one case. This arrived during a critical period in the 360's lifecycle when BioWare was arguably the most trusted name in Western RPGs, riding high between Mass Effect 2 and the promise of Dragon Age II. Origins was the studio's love letter to classic CRPGs, translated for a console audience that may never have touched Baldur's Gate.

Having the Ultimate Edition means owning the complete BioWare vision for this world, not a fragmented experience scattered across marketplace listings that could vanish at any time. For RPG collectors on the 360, this is essential. The DLC expansions contain some of the best storytelling in the package, and Awakening alone could justify the shelf space.

This is one of those editions where "Ultimate" actually means something.