PS3 save files can only be exported to PS4, while Xbox 360 saves will only work on Xbox One.
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Sad news for those still battling demons on their PlayStation 3: BioWare has confirmed that future downloadable content for Dragon Age: Inquisition will only be available on new-gen consoles.
There is no more content coming for the Xbox 360 or PS3 versions.
The one good piece of news is that BioWare will be releasing a new “Save Importer feature” during the July update (Patch 8) that allows players to migrate their games and continue playing on the newer consoles without starting from the beginning. First: Data can only be imported inside the same console family.
“I think the effort that Bioware has consistently put into every on of their roleplaying games-we can talk about Mass Effect, we can talk about Dragon Age, we can talk about Jade Empire, you can go down the list-is really stunning”, Rucka told Polygon.
Sound the claxons, ring the alarms, bring out your dead. Everything going forward will exclusively be released on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. You can transfer a save as many times as you want, and if you happened to have bought any DLC for the last-gen version of the game, you’ll actually get it for your current-gen copy completely free of charge.
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What are your thoughts on requiring current gen platforms for Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC? The key line for people who haven’t gotten PS4s or Xbox Ones yet? This means that any EA Access subscribers will be able to download the game for no additional charge.
