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Publisher: Electronic Arts
Genre: Action
Sub-Genre: 3D Platformer
Release Date: Nov 11th, 2008
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Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action
Sub-Genre: Adventure
Release Date: Dec 2nd, 2008
Additonal Info: Also available on Xbox 360
The developer behind the upcoming Mirror’s Edge has said that the PlayStation 3 version of the highly anticipated First Person action title may integrate both PlayStation Home and Trophy support.
When asked by Videogamer.com as to whether or not the company is considering incorporating Home support into the title, DICE Senior Producer, Owen ‘O Brien, commented, "Yes. We're looking at Home and trophy support."
It is believed that these aspects will likely tie into the online portion of the game, though it is currently unknown what Mirror’s Edge will offer in regards to an online environment.
However, O’ Brien promised that more information regarding this element would be revealed later this summer.
"There is a somewhat online aspect to the game but again we're talking about that later in the summer,” he said.
Mirror’s Edge is due out on PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2009.
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how hard could it be to implement trophies, make them the same as the 360's acheivements and just add a little picture for the trophy. Its not like they have to add all new trophies and think of new things to do. Its the same game. All games should support trophies. Just like the 360 with achievments.
The PS3 has a different 'value' approach though I believe. Since there is no 'score' attachment (1000 total), they'd probably have to strip some of the more meaningless ones out (Press Start) which I don't have a problem with.
Seems cool to me, we need more games with Trophies support!
Awesome:D This game looks great. Damn another game i hjave to buy :(
psn id: gingo.... glad developers are starting to use home and trophys to increase the potential their games have
Dont understand this game anyway.
Cmon DICE! Trophies for Battlefield!
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time
i had uncharted tucked away in my room when it got trophy support i started playing it again
developers need to realise what the public say is what they want but still they ignore them most of thee time