When EA opened its new DICE studio in LA, the potato-clock specu-la-trons industry soothsayers have wired to their knees went haywire, pointing their toes in the direction of the publisher’s recently-acquired Star Wars license.
In reality, DICE LA are destined to play a supportive role, while core development of all of DICE’s upcoming games - Battlefield 4, Mirror’s Edge 2, Star Wars Battlefront - remains in Sweden.
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How much would it cost you to fly to E3 right now, do you think? Well I've just checked with Branson: if you wanted to fly to Los Angeles today it would cost you £2,055.65, including taxes, fees, charges and carrier imposed surcharges. But what if I told you we could bring you the best of E3, right now, for absolutely nothing? "You're a madman, get out of my house," you'd surely scream as you grab your monitor with both hands, lifting it from your desk and hurling it at the wall, "there's just no way, PCGamesN!"
But there is. We've spent hours compiling almost all of the E3 2013 PC trailers and sticking them into one convenient, all-encompassing post, which is as good as, nay, better than, flying over there and clapping eyes on them yourself. That's a promise that you can take to the bank and deposit in your "betta believe it" checking account. Awww yisss.
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Speaking to investors earlier today, President of EA Labels Frank Gibeau revealed that the next Mirror’s Edge game would be dropping the original’s linear level structure and opting for an open world instead.
He also hinted that the publisher had “five or six new IPs that are fully owned and we haven't announced yet." The coy bastard.
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So this morning, Mirror’s Edge 2 is suddenly a game some people at DICE are actually making. I’d started to think it was just a sound we made with our mouths to muffle our wailing, parkour-starved souls.
If you stuck around for EA’s conference last night, you’ll remember that the new game’s tremendous teaser trailer ended with the legend: “Coming... when it's ready". And it seems DICE really do mean that. Don’t expect Mirror’s Edge in the Spring.
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After much begging from fans, Mirror's Edge 2 has finally been confirmed by EA in their final announcement of the day. Faith is back in the clinical clean dystopia from the first game, and it looks just as much as a rush as it ever was.
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Crumbs, it looks like Mirror’s Edge 2 might actually be happening.
Following recent leaks suggesting online retailers would soon be taking preorders for a sequel to Dice’s excellent free-running action game, we’ve learned that EA have updated their ownership of a mirrorsedge2.com domain that was registered back in 2007.
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Crikey. Let’s backtrack a little. Yesterday an ex-employee of EA named Ben Cousins told 
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 
