Mirror's Edge

[Mag]

Here's an update, E3 2k8 finally shown more of gameplay with a walkthrough:

 

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/36297.html

 

all I can say is, Medge is hype. Medge is so hype to a point you will be doing parkour randomly in and outside.

[OverlordMondo]

all I can say is, Medge is hype. Medge is so hype to a point you will be doing parkour randomly in and outside.

 

You don't already?

 

Game looks pretty good. I don't think it's some amazing 5 star game like some people hype it up to be, but it looks worth playing.

[gymnist1026]

maybe the gameplay uniqueness will land it a cult following like portal?

[Smilee]

maybe the gameplay uniqueness will land it a cult following like portal?

I wouldn't really call portal having a cult following. It seemed quite a lot of people enjoyed it.

 

I can't wait for this game though. It's quite refreshing to see this game competing with other games that are just plain sequels or re-hash's.

[Wizard]

Portal was eaten up by the whole gaming community because it was different, exilierating and most of all, fun to play.

 

But to me, Portal was uninspired and only got famous because of the Cube and the song.

[BlackKnight]

Mirror's Edge seems uninspired to me, and I can't even tell why it's so famous or hyped up.

 

Although this is the least relevant criticism to level against it, that chick looks like ass.

[L.S.D]

I'll take the stand of "wait and see" first. We will never know whether this will be a gem or a crap.

[Sybarite Paladin AxL]

So far it got me hyped. Parkour and combat, this is superb, seriously, and the music is inspired too. I don't think it's overly ambitions either. Just seems like a good mix of ideas. Makes me glad I have a 360.

[Gryph]

I like the idea behind it but I don't like the coloring paths to run along. To me it makes the game more linear.

[Sybarite Paladin AxL]

I like the idea behind it but I don't like the coloring paths to run along. To me it makes the game more linear.

 

You know I kinda agree, I mean, it's like you're being given a walkthrough ingame. Personally I'd much rather have to use my brain in these kinda situations.

[Wizard]

Well they did say that as the difficulty increases, the less the pathways are shown.