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- Mirror's Edge
- X360, PS3
- Published by Electronic Arts
- Developed by Digitals Illusio...
- French release: Available
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Page 1 2 >>Cheers for letting me know and for the vid.
But whatever...a free demo is a free demo, I will still play it, try and have fun (not like I am buying it).
i dont think it'll be like assassins creed simply becasue its a more linear experience. assassins creed was repetative because you was given a very boring and samey open world with nothing to do in it. mirrors edge is linear however, so it can create set peices and story to keep you engaged. something assassins creed couldnt do.
I wish the game was third person, seems like a waste to make a character model, and animate it, but never let the player see it. Maybe that's just me.
I'm sorry, I forgot your body is invisible to yourself in real life. You do see the model, maybe not every inch of it, but still. Plus you can see reflections of yourself. Its not a waste, in fact FP games need to start doing it more often.
This will be like Assassins Creed...cool at first, same in the long run (repetitive).
But whatever...a free demo is a free demo, I will still play it, try and have fun (not like I am buying it).
Pessimism much?
Wow i didn't a expect a demo so soon.
Pessimism much?
And I agree with MKK160 here, I mean, why not 3rd person?
Smooth and fluid animation on Faith, you could actually see all that, but in 1st person, you can't see any of that.
Feels like you are controlling a camera for a map editor and floating around, with occasional body parts being in there.
In the loading screen, you could see Faith doing various melee attacks, and I kept wishing the game would look like that than its now.
But whatever, I hope those looking forward to it, enjoy it...I thought it was unique and all, but thats it.
Are they uploading the demo at different times for different places cuz I keep looking for it but cant find it.
No the demo is out on PS3 and then the demo is coming to Xbox Live tomorrow-
US PSN updates later than EU PSN (you can grab it from the UK PSN store) obviously because of the time difference of those regions
@ mkk316 )
US PSN updates later than EU PSN (you can grab it from the UK PSN store) obviously because of the time difference of those regions
Well no, I just dont see any replayvalue in there for me to shell around $70 for. And I did play the demo, and I knew my from the videos and all that I wouldnt like it, and the demo holds true that its not something I am gonna do, just run around and get across some obstacles.
And I agree with MKK160 here, I mean, why not 3rd person?
Smooth and fluid animation on Faith, you could actually see all that, but in 1st person, you can't see any of that.
Feels like you are controlling a camera for a map editor and floating around, with occasional body parts being in there.
In the loading screen, you could see Faith doing various melee attacks, and I kept wishing the game would look like that than its now.
But whatever, I hope those looking forward to it, enjoy it...I thought it was unique and all, but thats it.
"Mirror's Edge aims to "convey the strain and physical contact with the environment", according to senior producer Owen O'Brien, and to instill a freedom of movement not yet seen in the first-person genre. This is achieved not only with moves inspired by parkour and free running, but also by tying camera movement more closely with character movement, such that the rate at which the camera bobs up and down increases as Faith builds up speed while running and the camera spins when she rolls."