Even though The Stone Prisoner and Warden's Keep are included with most copies of Dragon Age: Origins (the former in all new copies, the latter in digital versions), the pair of add-ons have already netted over $1 million in additional sales. That's according to EA's Eric Brown, as G4TV reports:

Gamers were happy to toss in a few more dollars to purchase the downloadable content timed for the launch of Dragon Age: Origins, according to EA exec. VP and CFO Eric Brown. During a presentation at the BMO Capital Markets "Digital Entertainment Conference" in New York this afternoon, Brown revealed Dragon Age: Origins's downloadable content has already produced $1 million.

"Dragon Age just launched about a week ago, it's doing very well," said Brown. "The game was designed at the outset to have extensive PDLC [paid downloadable content] at launch, as well through the next 12-plus months of its lifespan. We're well past one million in PDLC, so the attach rate appears pretty good."