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Catalyst is pretty much exactly what you were expecting - Mirror's Edge set within an open world and with a control scheme that will feel instantly recognisable to anybody who played the original. But the E3 demo disappoints, with only a handful of generic side-quests on offer, unintuitive combat and a sometimes-awkward approach to navigation.

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VRFocus reports on the news that Insomniac Games tested its recent action title, Sunset Overdrive, in virtual reality (VR) when developing Edge of Nowhere.

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Mirror's Edge's focus on speed over combat and its unique way of traversing the world, made it a very exciting game...

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Mirrors Edge Catalyst is a rousing return to the series. The title pits Faith against the strict city of Glass, home to crippling totalitarianism and aggressive enforcement. Kind of like really violent white bread.

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Mirror's Edge: Catalyst does not allow the player to hold or use a gun, ever -- there is no gun combat, so when Faith disarms an enemy soldier, his gun goes on the ground and stays there. When asked why Mirror's Edge is ditching ballistic encounters, DICE General Manager Patrick Bach said, "I think it's a statement."

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Mirror's Edge: Catalyst brings drastic change to the game world and combat of Mirror's Edge.

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Mirror's Edge's focus on speed over combat and its unique way of traversing the world, made it a very exciting game...

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The Verge: It's hard not to look around the E3 show floor and notice very strong patterns. There's Military Shooter 4, Jump Scare Simulator: Legends, and of course, Racing Thing 2016. Mirror's Edge Catalyst isn't an original IP whether it's a prequel or a reboot is up for debate but the follow-up to 2008's Mirror's Edge is a AAA-tier title that's heavy on the art house aesthetic and stands out for minimizing violence in favor of visceral first-person acrobatics. If the almost-15-minute demo I played at Electronic Arts' booth is any indication, it's the kind of evolution a game like this should have.

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DICE is being very careful not to call .