Producer Tom Ferrer explained to EGM Magazine that the time trial portions of Mirror's Edge will be "bite-sized and short so you can grind them and play them and get faster and faster. It's not like playing an entire level." Naturally, you'll be able to upload your fastest time for each section to online leaderboards, and you can even download ghost data that appears in the game as a stylish red silhouette showing how other people completed the task.
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ButtonMasher writes - A German Tech sitehas quoted David Reeves from Leipzig as having stated that Mirror's Edge would be a timed exclusive for the PS3, this came out of the blue for many people looking forward to the game and especially the Xbox 360/PC owners.

EA however have declined this statement by the SCEE President with the following statement.
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One of the German's site called Heise online have said on the last past from this archive* about Sony's Conference in GC08.

"Laut Reeves werde Mirrors Edge zunächst exklusiv für die PS3 in diesem Jahr erscheinen. Die PC- und Xbox-360-Versionen würden deutlich später folgen."

In translated:

"According to Reeves, Mirrors Edge will be a timed exclusive on PS3... PC and 360 will follow much later!"

I don't know why it haven't been around the media yet, maybe is it mistake?

(* Look at 5th bottom lines)
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"Straight out of Games Convention 2008 in Leipzig comes three minutes of Mirror's Edge in-game footage. All the previous video has been above ground, featuring a bright cityscape, as you jump from building to building.

The new footage takes us inside of what appears to be an underground plant of some sort, and offers a stark contrast to the sunny rooftop footage shown at E3. Have at the video after the jump."
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September OPM mag's special exclusive feature on Mirror's Edge
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Ripten writes:

"Several scans (six if you're counting) of the Mirror's Edge comic book surfaced on the web today, and it appears I wasn't too far off when I created the graphic above last week for visual purposes.

I am a little disappointed to be honest. You would think that a game edgy enough to go first person where many would have gone third, would have carried the theme into the comic. Come on guys! I was really hoping you would have shocked us and did the entire comic in the first person. Oh well.

The real cover and 5 inside page scans are available after the jump."
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ButtonMasher writes - Three weeks ago EA released some new screenshots and a 2D trailer, for the most part I thought it was an interesting diversion from the normal in-game trailer, it turns out there is something more to it
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EA and DC have announced a deal to create a Mirror's Edge comic.
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Despite moving back to its old stomping grounds in the Los Angeles Convention Center, E3 was kinder and gentler than year's past. Crowds were rarely seen and game journalists were, at times, able to form the semblance of a smile by the end of the show...thanks in no small part to some very enjoyable games and a distinct drop in the body odor factor. Anyway, here are UGO's picks for the best of the best of E3 2008.
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Kotaku:

"What first struck me about the game was just how pretty it is. Mirror's Edge using the Unreal Engine but it does so to create something so unfamiliar, a first-person perspective in a bright, crisp world. Matching the simple aesthetic, the games controls are very straight forward. Granted I only had a chance to run and interact with the environment, so I'm not sure how combat will hold up."

More after the jump.
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Mirror's Edge from EA and DICE has been given a release date on November 11th, 2008. The first-person action adventure game is coming to the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
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KOTAKU:

"Mirror's Edge looks great. And the first-person-running-jumping-sliding-kicking-shooting gameplay is certainly novel and different. This morning, I checked out the E3 build, which looked, well, great. But...while watching the dev show off the game, I seriously started to feel ill. Really, really ill. I've never gotten motion sick from a game, and I got it pretty bad while checking out Mirror's Edge. Like to the point of breaking out in a cold sweat and feeling rather green. Actually playing the game didn't make me as sick as watching - and playing it was fun. The controls are intuitive and tight, and the overall design is polished.

I was talking with McWhertor why the game made me motion sick. He pointed out that the game does leave out certain colors in the color platte and that maybe, just maybe that's the reason. That, or the jet lag or the lack of sleep."
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CVG recently posted the first screenshots of Mirror's Edge star Faith skipping her way through the first non-rooftop level shown, and now we've got video of it, too.
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Shacknews writes: " DICE's first-person action-adventure title Mirror's Edge (PC, PS3, 360) was shown at today's EA E3 press event.

The demonstration was identical to that shown at the Game Developers Conference, with one minor difference. This time around, the PlayStation 3 version was demoed, instead of the Xbox 360 version.

Reaction time, which slows down the game a la bullet time, was used to make an extremely long jump. An EA DICE representative also noted that reaction time can be used to perform more advanced combat moves."
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Speaking to VideoGamer.com, Owen O'Brien, senior producer, DICE has revealed that the PS3 version of Mirror's Edge could include support for PlayStation Home and Trophies.

When asked if DICE has plans for Home integration in the PlayStation 3 version of the stunning looking first-person action game, O'Brien said:

"Yes. We're looking at Home and trophy support."

Whether Home and Trophy support makes it into the final game remains to be seen, but if so they could be tied to the online functionality the game will include. Although light on details O'Brien told VideoGamer.com that "There is a somewhat online aspect to the game but again we're talking about that later in the summer."
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KOTAKU writes:

"Developer DICE and Electronic Arts bring word that writer and story designer Rhianna Pratchett will be writing and story designin' the upcoming Mirror's Edge. Prachette previously worked on Heavenly Sword and Overlord - her website also points out that she has even written some short stories. DICE's Mirror's Edge follows main character Faith in a highly monitored urban cityscape as her sister is framed for a murder she did not commit."

Hit the jump for the full press release.
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WorthPlaying writes: Mirror's Edge is a new take on the First Person Action Adventure category. You are part of an underground group of concerned citizens who, not relying on technology, use runners to relay messages. Gamestop is offering fans who want to pre-order Mirror's Edge an exclusive Mirror's Edge Runner Bag.
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In a matter of hours new Media for Mirror's Edge will be released. Website Button Masher is promising screenshots a new trailer and information not yet released.
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Mirror's Edge is one of those games that might surprise a lot of people. The concept is both original and ambitious, and for that, developer DICE should be applauded. However, could EA really drop this game without much in the way of build-up or a marketing campaign?
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A new preview of Mirror's Edge from VGM brings up something interesting towards the end of the preview. Apparently, the game will be releasing this month, in June. Take a look for yourself:

"If this all sounds like a hoot and a half, you won't have to wait long; Mirror's Edge is slated for a mid-June release date." said VideoGameMedia in a preview.

Mid-June is this month, the month we've just entered. Could DICE be planning a surprise release? Or could this just be a major typo?

Via Mirror's Edge Preview @ VGM
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