To understand how much I adore the original, I paid sixty bucks for it and still maintain that it was one of the best purchases I've made.
This makes me really sad.
This makes me really sad.
No... they couldn't. To think they could is to badly misunderstand absolutely everything about business.raxiv said:Say what EA? Good NEW non-conventional games don't bring you enough money? Bloody money hungry bastards. They sleep on money to the point where they could just make it for the "fun" of it and still make money of it :|
Don't worry about me I'll just be camping outside my local gamestation, so when the EA marketing rep comes along (and he does as I have seen him in there before).LorChan said:Boooo!
That game had so much potential! A sequel would have sold just fine if they'd listen to critics and fans and fixed their bleeding mistakes. I feel like punching someone in the face.
Wasn't that song our victory song last year at March Mayhem when Valve finally knocked Zynga out of the race?ForgottenPr0digy said:I wasn't a big fan of Mirror's Edge but the gameplay and bad level designs really hurt the game i wanted to jump around on rooftops not run around in offices and confusing cramp subway tunnels.
I love the Theme song for Mirror's Edge
But still I would have liked to see a sequel to this game hopefully soon.