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Mirror's Edge First Look - PC News at GameSpot
Mirror's Edge First Look - PC News at GameSpot
pcgamer said:If they make it 3rd person also or any mods which will do it, I am all for it...that video gives me motion sickness
When news about Mirror's Edge started coming out, many people were dubious as to whether developer DICE would be able to carry off such a radical departure from their normal Battlefield games.
We're glad to say that DICE has exceeded all expectations. Mirror's Edge is a well-polished title that pushes at the boundaries of what a game should be. Not only is it a brave departure from DICE's comfort zone, it's also a supremely radical change from the usual weapon-centric games always being pushed out.
The storyline is involving, and the more you progress through the game, the more you get sucked into the underworld of the city; the more you want to find out how it all ends. The pacing of the game is very well done, and although the basic premise of running and jumping remains the same throughout, there’s enough variation in the locations and puzzles to keep you hooked until the finale.
There's an awful lot to recommend Mirror's Edge. The look, the storyline, the whole premise of an almost combat-free game – all this goes towards making something that is highly commendable even when you take into account the few niggles, such as the dodgy enemy AI.
If you feel the need to indulge in some parkour action without the possibility of bone breakage, together with the added benefit of causing motion sickness amongst your friends and relatives, then there's no better game than Mirror's Edge. It’s as simple as that, mainly because the game sticks to the old game adage of being easy to pick up, but tough to master.