Posts Tagged ‘Mirror’s Edge’

The games media is often quick to jump on games and hardware for supposedly poor sales and to attribute all manner of consequences to these so-called poor sales, and some myths still abound. Here’s a handful for your delectation…

Yesterday I posted a Top 5 great games with bad graphics, so it only seems fair to flip the idea on its head for today’s post. Try not to get too upset…

Dystopias, anti-utopias, caco-utopias: basically we mean “places which are really messed up”. Technically then, this should be a 10 of the Worst, but we can’t help loving these badboys.

Backbone Entertainment, the current guardian of Marvel Vs Capcom 2 and the maker of games such as Rock Band Unplugged and 1942: Joint Strike, was asked to adapt Mirror’s Edge for PSP, according to a report by Unseen64 (a website dedicated to unreleased, beta and unseen videogames)

Are we in danger of seeing two of the biggest videogame publishers in the world experience their worst generation of sales because they supported new IP (Intellectual Property)

Mirror’s Edge has had a shaky start

Aside from my minor strewth with a PS3 hard drive inexplicably ballooning into a big news story (one comment even used the word ‘reterd’ – handy with a screwdriver, but not so much with basic spelling), I had a relatively good weekend

Included in this issue

Included in this issue

Christmas is nearly upon us – boo

In the next issue of Play (#168, on sale July 10) we’ve got an exclusive interview with Owen O’ Brien, in which the senior producer of Mirror’s Edge talks about what to expect from DICE’s “first-person movement” game beyond a really cool looking main character and lots of running about