Internet, bear with me. For a while from now, as each new game that gets support for the Oculus Rift, I, and other writers, will get needlessly excited and post videos of said game in action. This will settle down in time and normal activity will resume. Until then: virtual reality Mirror’s Edge.
That claim comes courtesy of Ben Cousins, manager of ngmoco Sweden and former general manager of EA's Easy Studio. "It is general knowledge in the Stockholm dev scene that Mirror's Edge 2 is in production at DICE," he tweeted earlier today, though he's provided no further details. It's worth noting that Cousins has previously been cautioned by EA after the publisher was concerned that he might disclose "trade secrets and confidential information." Kotaku has a copy of the correspondence, which dates back to July 2011.Rob Briscoe is an environmental artist with an enviable CV. His work can be seen in the pristine euphoria of Mirror’s Edge’s skyline, and in the strange British brush of Dear Esther. Now though, he’s working on something that could have come straight from the head of Esther’s Dan Pinchbeck.
It's Friday night and the party's just getting started, assuming you party in the fiscally aware manner, partaking in deal hunting at the end of each week instead of going out for body shots.
