She'd probably hit you, alot, and steal your stuff then scale your house and leap off into a small manholeGR34 wrote:
I'D HIT IT 2 TIMES
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Yeah, looks like she's based off someone real.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
fist of an angry god tbh
got the game today. my review:
-repetitive (had to stop playing after the first hour due to boredom)
-fun graphics
-i don't want to play the whole game just to unlock hard, but thats what you have to do
-fun for the first while, i think i just needed a break and i'll come back to it and be interested again
-i fell a lot lol
-repetitive (had to stop playing after the first hour due to boredom)
-fun graphics
-i don't want to play the whole game just to unlock hard, but thats what you have to do
-fun for the first while, i think i just needed a break and i'll come back to it and be interested again
-i fell a lot lol
I just got it from GameFly today and played for 2 hours between when I got home from work and the start of the Bruins game. It's really fun and creative. The graphics aren't anything to be amazed over but I'm glad the developers focused on gameplay over graphics. It's a bit harder than I thought and does get frustrating a lot when she doesn't jump where you want her to. I might play through it a couple times. So far after 2 hours I just finished chapter 3 and there's either 9 or 10 chapters in the game, so it is pretty short. I don't know how you beat it in 4 hours in your first playthrough, do you have runner's vision on or something? That's probably why you beat it so quickly. I turned it off and am looking for the hidden bags so it's taking me a little longer.
Alright, I just beat the game, it's pretty short and gets kinda lame towards the end of the game. Now that I think about it, could it be beaten in 4 hours? Yes, but will you beat it in 4 hours on your first playthrough? No. If I sat down and just played it all on my first playthrough instead of working, doing homework, etc, it probably would've taken like 6 hours. It mainly gets lame towards the end because they start forcing you to fight off the bad guys instead of running which is so much easier. Also sometimes she does things that you don't want her to, I remember a couple times I fell to my death because instead of climbing onto a vent or something, she'll climb onto it and then immediately jump off the other side for no reason. It seems more like a revolutionary game where they wanted to try the engine out and it really works great, just needs a couple small tweaks. Looking forward to a sequel of some sort now.
What about that cyberpunk-cowboy game coming out next year? The one based on a mod for UT2003 (4?) Dunno the name.Roger Lesboules wrote:
Chances are good that yes it would be on PC. but a shooter mixed with some of the tricks you can pull out in mirrors edge would really be nice tbh. But for some reason i dont see it happening before a little while.jsnipy wrote:
Yes..Sup wrote:
Is there a demo for PS3?
I finally played this last night (ps3). I have to admit I love the mechanics of it. It would be good to see some of these concepts put in fps in general. Doubt I'll get it anytime soon and when I do it will probably be for the PC.
Buy used from gamestop, beat it in under a week, return for full refund. Rinse and repeat with new game.
The funny part of Mirrors Edge being so different from anything that has come before is it was published by EA.
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EA...... It does not make sense.
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EA...... It does not make sense.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
EA DICE, anything DICE makes EA slaps their name on it.Flecco wrote:
The funny part of Mirrors Edge being so different from anything that has come before is it was published by EA.
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EA...... It does not make sense.
This looks like one to "acquire"...