Mirrors Edge

[TeeKup]

I'd normally point and say "ew EA." But this looks interesting. I'll be sure to keep an eye on it.

[Con]

It looks damn nice, thats for sure.

[thehoodedsmack]

I think I'd like it more as a third person experience, but maybe it'll be cool.

[BobtheGreatII]

Nah... because I hate to say it... but Assassin's Creed ruined the rooftop running for me in 3rd person. The idea of having this in 1st person seems like it might be more thrilling. Gives the feeling (at least to me) of real heights, and the fear of falling. Just looks cool. I want to say original... but I'm not sure if anyone else has done something like this. On that note, I hope all the buildings are different... unlike, again, Assassin's Creed where you ran across the rooftops of the same 6 buildings. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed Assassin's Creed, just a bit to repetitive.

[Corndogman]

I showed my friend the trailer and he said he didn't like how you could see your hands and the rest of the body actually moving when you run. I'm like. "well what does it look like IRL when you're walking around every day?

Anyways, The game looks really interesting and fun to play, and i agree with bob. It seems like you will be more immersed in the game in first person.

[legionaire45]

Interesting looking.

[Heathen]

I showed my friend the trailer and he said he didn't like how you could see your hands and the rest of the body actually moving when you run. I'm like. "well what does it look like IRL when you're walking around every day?

I as just about to say that.

[LinkandKvel]

I don't know why you guys hate EA so much. I love em. Just played all their games and their great, but then again I do like all genres of games except RTS'

[Heathen]

I like EA....

This game makes me want to shit. I love it.

I am going to get this legally I love it so much.

[ExAm]

Nah... because I hate to say it... but Assassin's Creed ruined the rooftop running for me in 3rd person. The idea of having this in 1st person seems like it might be more thrilling. Gives the feeling (at least to me) of real heights, and the fear of falling. Just looks cool. I want to say original... but I'm not sure if anyone else has done something like this. On that note, I hope all the buildings are different... unlike, again, Assassin's Creed where you ran across the rooftops of the same 6 buildings. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed Assassin's Creed, just a bit to repetitive.

I didn't really notice any repetitive gameplay. Granted, the goals are most often the same, but how you achieve them can differ greatly. I absolutely loved that game, honestly. One of the best I've ever played. I didn't really notice building repetitiveness all that much.