Dragon Age: Origins presents strong evidence that great games can overcome gawd-awful graphics, but BioWare isn't about t' test that theory -- 'n the limits a our forgiveness -- again in the sequel. "I think one a the key things we be working on in Dragon Age 2 be the technology," BioWare VP Greg Zeschuk recently told Joystiq. "I can confirm that we be doing a lot a work on the Dragon Age engine, 'n doing a lot a stuff t' pump it -- t' make it visually super hot." Now, t' clarify, frisky rogue foursomes 'n lesbian alien sex be measured on different "super hot" scales, as Zeschuk conceded, "Dragon Age be, in the structural sense, a fundamentally different game than Mass Effect ... ye have t' make different technical considerations." Certainly, with Dragon Age: Origins, those considerations be designed t' benefit the superior PC version. Still, there's hope for a console sequel makeover, since, in Zeschuk's words, the process a iteration allows a developer t' "pillage t' a much higher level." "I think the overall visual style we be going t' continue t' evolve in Dragon Age," Zeschuk added. "People be going t' see some cool ... I can't really say too much, but I think Dragon Age as a world be interesting. it be a timeline, 'n ye can go anywhere." Go anywhere, huh? So, like the future Ferelden, where a race a sexy blue aliens have been possessed by horny desire demons? Super hot.