Mirror's Edge 2 & Battlefield: Bad Company 3 on developers CVs
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Both cool games. I like Bad Company 2 a lot, much better than the first one. Cool immersive story and characters, very much like CoD. Enjoyable.
Mirror's Edge was cool for about 2 hours then I got rid of it.
Mirror's Edge was cool for about 2 hours then I got rid of it.
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I don't give a shit for battlefield, I just want them to leave Mirrors Edge the complex way it is, instead of "we're looking for a wider audience herp derp".
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Can't see Bad Company 2 coming out late 2013 / early 2014, pretty sure EA/Dice have content for BF3 lined up until early 2013
MIRRORS EDGE 2?! THANK HEAVENS!
Please let this be true. I love the first Mirrors Edge. Aside from everything being bright and white, and the game being pretty short, it was such a fantastic game.
Please let this be true. I love the first Mirrors Edge. Aside from everything being bright and white, and the game being pretty short, it was such a fantastic game.
THE RUMORS ARE TRUE! Maybe...
I've been waiting for ME2 forever, but sadly enough time has passed that my computer won't be able to handle it. Curses!
I've been waiting for ME2 forever, but sadly enough time has passed that my computer won't be able to handle it. Curses!
well raulpica, you hate anything that's not on the amiga so your opinion is moot ┐(‘～`；)┌
but this thread isnt about how mirror's edge is good or not and you should know ♪(┌・。・)┌
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Mirror's Edge was okay. Controls got a bit frustrating at points (which was like, once of the main selling points of the game, Parkour first person controls), but overall, they were okay.
My biggest gripe was the shallow story. It was so bland and boring. Once it actually started to pick up at the end of the game, it just flat out ends in such an empty, bullshit way. It was really terrible and unsatisfying, to say the least. The flimsy characters didn't help either, Faith included.
My biggest gripe was the shallow story. It was so bland and boring. Once it actually started to pick up at the end of the game, it just flat out ends in such an empty, bullshit way. It was really terrible and unsatisfying, to say the least. The flimsy characters didn't help either, Faith included.
Mirror's Edge seemed alright from what I played; it wasn't awful by any means, but I can't say I was too impressed by it either.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was a big disappointment for me. I enjoyed the goofy tone of the first game, which the sequel sorely lacked. Instead, we just got some shallow jabs at Call of Duty (which is kind of ironic, considering how the story seemed to lift a lot of elements straight from those games). The fine multiplayer kept it from being a total loss.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was a big disappointment for me. I enjoyed the goofy tone of the first game, which the sequel sorely lacked. Instead, we just got some shallow jabs at Call of Duty (which is kind of ironic, considering how the story seemed to lift a lot of elements straight from those games). The fine multiplayer kept it from being a total loss.
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