Since it's DICE that develops for both ip's it would be hard to dismiss these as in production. I've yet to hear any details about that studio getting hit by the heavy lay offs.

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I really enjoyed Mirror's Edge when I wasn't having to combat or do big environmental puzzles.

The best part of that game was when you were just running through the environment as fast as possible. If they provide more options to avoid combat, and leave out the giant rooms that you have to plod through slowly, then Mirror's Edge 2 could be a great game.

Oh Mirror's Edge.. I loved the concept, but the execution just didn't pan out. The sequel could be great if they focus on the thrill of movement and jumping in space, and not forcing the player into these infuriating combat portions where you have to slow down and fight 4 armed guards before continuing.

Let me run fast and jump across buildings and engage one on one melee combat, while moving fast. Don't make me slow down and engage in gun combat that clearly doesn't compliment the mechanics that justify the existence of the game, and game will sell bonkers.

This story reminds me that I've been meaning to pick up Mirror's Edge on the cheap.

Thanks Mr. Sterling, for jogging my memory!

Awesome. I really enjoyed the first one despite its flaws. I was really surprised to hear the hate for this game on Podtoid.

I really liked the first Mirror's Edge. It was one of those games that wasn't about the action, but just the atmosphere of just free-running as the main thing to do. It was rough, like the combat could have been improved because special moves like jump kicks were hard enough to pull off, it needed to have more options on how to get from point a to point b. It was really restrictive in the path you could play. Hopefully they'll deal with that in the second one.

A Mirror's Edge game in the style of Shadow Complexs would be awesome.

Awesome. I woudl have loved mIrror's Edge if they hadn't had the sucky combat. The style was fantastic and I thought it flowed and felt great when you weren't being bogged down with guards. The core game though was genius and I warmly welcome a sequel.

The only problem I had with Mirror's Edge was the combat. If they took that out, you'd have an awesome game.

As weird as it is to say this, I enjoyed my frustrating playthru of Mirrors Edge. I about broke my controller a few hundred times while trying to do certain parts, but it really took me back to the NES days where that was just a part of the game. It was an exercise in videogame masochism, I guess.

I'd play a sequel for sure. Hell, I might throw the original back in for some of those time trials.

Mirror's Edge remains one of my favorite games on the 360. I can't wait for the sequel!

I'd like no combat in 2, please.

Well, that and 3rd person, but I realize that's kinda picky lol.

The running was exhilarating and made up for the crappy combat. It didn't sell well because it was $60 for a very short game. $5 on Steam was a no brainer, though, I'll enjoy playing it again.

I love Mirror's Edge, but I have to agree with everyone that said that combat sucks ass.
I would gladly buy Mirror's Edge 2 though.

Not sure what everyone had against the combat, really.

The point is to disarm and incapacitate the people as quickly as possible so you can get back to running.

In general, you just run up to somebody with a single flying kick to interrupt the shooting and then disarm them. Five seconds later you're back to running. You're not SUPPOSED to stand there and duke it out punch-for-punch with a guy in an armored suit holding a gun. Hell, most of the time you don't even have to engage enemies at all. And when you HAVE to, you pick them off one by one.

Really, as soon as you kill one it's over because you have a gun and it's even easier to kill dudes with guns.

I encourage everyone to play the game again and to try out the speed-runs and time-trials (watch the vids of them on youtube to get an ideas of what to do) and THEN see how you like it. These extras basically adress all the issues everyone seems to have with the game:

-Hardly any combat (and what there is you almost always just avoid for time)

-Multiple routes to take (actually, the multiple routes are in the regular game as well, they're just VERY nicely hidden)

-Pretty much nothing but free-flow running.


Try it out! It's only $5 on Steam right now so price isn't an issue.

I really hope Mirror's Edge 2 is still in production... while the first one was definitely frustrating at certain points, it had so much potential. A fixed-up sequel could wind up being one of my favorite games of this this generation.

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Yes yes yes. I liked Mirror's Edge

I can't wait to have this in my PS3.

I agree with protoknuckles - one of my fave games on the 360 too. Sure there were the odd frustrating bits, but nothing to detract from the overall impact of the game. After 1 run-through without shooting anyone, I immediately started a 2nd on Hard. Loved it.
Time-trialling is hard and can be frustrating when you absolutely *have* to get a particular bit button-right... but even with the almighty challenge of 3 stars on each course, it's a beautful game and beautifully realised.

ME2 sounds appealing, but I still haven't played the first beyond its demo.