A New Type Of Platformer
Mirror’s Edge brings a new type of gaming to the field, that of the popular new parkour sport. Despite some flaws, games that Mirror eventually spawns or inspires might be the real prize.
James Maddox, GiN Staff
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The Horror, The Horror
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AeroSmith Has Got Game
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A Bourne Again Conspiracy
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