Mirror's Edge is getting another delay, this time to June.
Game director Erik Odeldahl announced that the game has been pushed another two weeks, to June 7 in North America and June 9 in Europe. He says the extra time will be used to address player feedback from the closed beta, particularly in regards to the Social Play online features.
Mirror's Edge: Catalyst had originally been slated for February 23, but was pushed back to May 24 late last year. The Social Play features include an asynchronous Beat L.E. mode that lets you mark elements in the world for other players, highlighting Easter eggs or shortcuts. Those will be tested this coming week with the closed beta, but until then you can read IGN's recent hands-on.
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Game director Erik Odeldahl announced that the game has been pushed another two weeks, to June 7 in North America and June 9 in Europe. He says the extra time will be used to address player feedback from the closed beta, particularly in regards to the Social Play online features.
Mirror's Edge: Catalyst had originally been slated for February 23, but was pushed back to May 24 late last year. The Social Play features include an asynchronous Beat L.E. mode that lets you mark elements in the world for other players, highlighting Easter eggs or shortcuts. Those will be tested this coming week with the closed beta, but until then you can read IGN's recent hands-on.
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