Comments on: Mirror’s Edge (PC) Review

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By: Sinjo

Sinjo — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:57:10 +0000

I agree on the music. It certainly kept the atmosphere at the right level. Not tried doing parkour in real life so I can’t really compare it on that level.

I think the PC is actually a pretty good platform. I’ve got a 360 sat right next to it which doesn’t get half the play time, though that may be merely through habit. Keep meaning to play some more Forza 3 in fact.

By: Andyface

Andyface — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:11:25 +0000

There are a few things I like about this game, the music, the unreal contrast and the intense colours. But yeah, other than that it’s mostly a nightmare to play. Everythings too sensitive, half a mill to the left of your focal point and you may as well have leapt off a building with your hands tied round you back and tried to grab the ledge with your teeth. That may have been more amusing. it’s as though she has a fear of grabbing things that aren’t diectly infront of her. I bought this misty because I had been doing pakour and wondered what it would be like to see it in 1st person. Well, more to see if you can capture the essenes of the “sport” in a computer game. You can’t.

Incidentally the PC isn’t a real platform, it’s what happens when you can’t decide what console to buy. Though the answer should always be 360.