EA Ships Mirror's Edge to Retailers

EA has shipped the anticipated video game Mirror's Edge to retailers. The first person action adventure game will be available on the PS3 and Xbox. PC gamers will get their own version of Mirror's Edge in January.

The game follows Faith, a runner in a future world where moving information needing to be kept private is done by free runners. Players will have to find routes to their destination fight and solve puzzles to win. I downloaded the PS3 demo of the game and it is very impressive. The graphics are great and the gameplay is unique and very fun. I hope the PC version gets some special attention.

“We set out to create a game unlike any other; from the core gameplay controls to the main character and the look of the world, we wanted to give gamers a new experience,” said Owen O’Brien, Senior Producer, DICE. “We’re eager for players to experience what true first-person movement feels like in a game. Faith is a very human heroine with no super powers or even a weapon that has been put in an extraordinary situation where she must rely on her agility, intelligence and strength to stay alive.”

Via EA

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