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Mirror's Edge coming to the iPhone


EA has announced
that they're bringing Mirror's Edge, the inventive "first-person jumper" title that intrigued gamers last year, to the iPhone and iPod touch via the App Store. I was disappointed to see that it's not actually just a straight port (it would be interesting to see how the topsy-turvy platformer would fare with some gesture and accelerometer input), but instead it's more of an isometric platformer. In fact, the screenshots kind of remind me of Canabalt, though this will probably be more complex, with occasional combat and a story.

Looks like it'll be fun, especially for Mirror's Edge fans looking for a little extra gameplay before the eventual sequel comes out. The game boasts 14 levels run by the game's original protagonist, Faith, and while there's no price mentioned yet, I'm guessing EA will start it out around $6.99, and then probably bring it back down to $4.99 once sales level off.


EA has announced that they're bringing Mirror's Edge, the inventive "first-person jumper" title that intrigued gamers last year, to the...
 

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John R. Haigh

Augmented reality version of this game would be cool!

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December 03 2009 at 4:36 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Anthony

I can't wait for this.

Yes, the console-versions may have been just hype, but it was awesome hype.

This looks great for an iPhone version. If they kept the first-person perspective I wouldn't have bought it, since only one or two games have gotten first-person down.

December 03 2009 at 3:46 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
redisant

This should be an augmented reality app.

December 03 2009 at 11:27 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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FightTheFuture

that's a great idea! iParkour!

December 04 2009 at 2:42 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
FantomRedux

To be honest honest I think $6.99 is a bit optimistic. EA tend to release games at £5.99/$9.99, then lower it to about £3.99 or lower. I was really irritated when the Rock Band sale turned out to be not so much a sale as a straight price drop.
Only EA game I've played that was worth the money I payed was Wolfenstein RPG. The rest are either board games, or what amounts to a port, like Spore and Pandemonium.

December 03 2009 at 11:15 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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