Mirror's Edge (PS3/360//PC)

Mirror's Edge, DICE's highly anticipated parkour-running first-person action title, may have had its PC version delayed into the calendar year 2009.

Retail websites like GameStop have changed Mirror's Edge's PC release date to early January 2009, Big Download recently noticed. The delay does not appear to affect the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, which retailers have pegged for release this year.

Publisher Electronic Arts' only official word is that the game will arrive in "winter," though representatives from DICE have previously told Shacknews that the PC and console versions would be released simultaneously.

This is me breathing wrote:This has better not slip to next year, its one of 4 or 5 games that I really want as soon as possible.

So 3 or 4 games not enough then

suzzopher wrote:

This is me breathing wrote:This has better not slip to next year, its one of 4 or 5 games that I really want as soon as possible.

So 3 or 4 games not enough then

This is me breathing wrote:

suzzopher wrote:

This is me breathing wrote:This has better not slip to next year, its one of 4 or 5 games that I really want as soon as possible.

So 3 or 4 games not enough then

Its not the number of games that matters, its how I feel about them.

If there were 10 that I really wanted then I'd still want them as soon as possible.

This, LBP, Gears 2, Prince of Persia and Left 4 Dead.

DICE has today announced that its highly anticipated first-person action title, Mirror's Edge, is to ship for Xbox 360 and PS3 on November 11 in North America and on November 14 across Europe.

As had been previously rumoured, the PC version will not make the November date and will arrive in stores later in the winter.

Prior to the launch of the home console versions, EA will release a playable demo on Xbox 360 Marketplace and PSN. This early peek will feature the prologue of the game including the tutorial and a segment from the single-player story mode. Beginning September 26, players who pre-order the game at selected retailers will receive an exclusive code that unlocks a Time Trial Mode in the demo.

Time Trial challenges players to find the fastest route across the rooftops and streets and upload their times to the Mirror's Edge leaderboards. Friends will be able to download these runs and compete against a ghost.

"Mirror's Edge is bringing something new to the action-adventure genre this holiday by putting the player in the shoes of the hero, seeing what she sees, feeling what she feels," said Owen O'Brien, Senior Producer, DICE. "We wanted to create an entirely new experience, with a different type of heroine and a world that not only looks fresh and new but has unique gameplay."

suzzopher wrote:

This is me breathing wrote:

suzzopher wrote:

This is me breathing wrote:This has better not slip to next year, its one of 4 or 5 games that I really want as soon as possible.

So 3 or 4 games not enough then

Its not the number of games that matters, its how I feel about them.

If there were 10 that I really wanted then I'd still want them as soon as possible.

This, LBP, Gears 2, Prince of Persia and Left 4 Dead.

I see for me it's this, LBP, Valkryia Chronicles, WipEout HD, Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix and Fable II.

Stu wrote:I was gonna buy the PC version.....


I'll wait.

Jaxley wrote:i hope the demo isn't that bit of rooftop gameplay we've seen over and over again.

But it will be, won't it.

Stig wrote:

Jaxley wrote:i hope the demo isn't that bit of rooftop gameplay we've seen over and over again.

But it will be, won't it.

Considering that is the main point of the game...

Agent47 wrote:A few friends of mine have played it and all say it's fantastic - and one of them dislikes EA and first person games.
From what I've seen and heard so far, this game looks like it has very little proving to do.