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[QUOTE="Dg_i_ViSiOnZ_i_"]lol wat really is E3??? im not to sure..lol..people have been saying that its coming out around november..but idk..i just cant wait though..i didnt really like WAW but i sitll play COD4..so..im guessing the new MW will be better..but im just lookign for some more imputd-high29

E3 is a games convention, basically.

Most developers and publishers like to make the big announcements at E3, since it's where they gather the most press.

ya your gona have to wait till july tho. i think thats when E3 is

I think it really all comes down to what you are looking for in a game. To stick with the aforementioned Mirror's Edge vs the new POP.

Since they are both platformers they are an easy to compare. Mirros Edge has a lot of death, and a lot of trial and error, it's all about making things absolutely perfect, landing that jump just right and making sure you carry your momentum into the next jump. It's a lot harder and more frustrating than Prince. However, in my opinion, with this extra challenge also comes more satisfying game play. When you land that perfect jump that you have been trying to land for 10 minutes it just feels good.

In Prince on the other hand there is a lot more margin for error. You can make a mistake and not be completely owned because of it. Elika will just grab and put you back on solid ground. While this make take you back a few seconds it won't be game shattering. There is also a lot more room to not be dead on in your platforming and the game will fix it for you.

If you are looking for that hardcore sense of accomplishment then a game like Mirror's edge will be able to deliver, but if you are looking to relax and just play, without a ton of frustration than go with Price. For me though, a harder more satisfying game is almost always more enjoyable, I love the sense of accomplishment.

POP:

Likes:
Art direction
Prince and Elika's back and forth dialog
Solid Platforming

Dislikes:
Combat system (i.e enemies who always step back and you can't jump at them)
Repetitive game play (unlock area climb a lot and fight boss, and repeat)
Lack of penalty for making mistakes

Overall, I had a great time with the game for a few hours, but I see no reason to go back and keep playing the same thing over and over again. If you like it great, but for me I need some more variety in a game.

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If you've noticed, all the games with fixed camera angles are action/adventure. All the ones with behind-the-character cameras are shooters.

Different cameras for different game styles. What you are really asking in a very roundabout way is "Do you prefer TPS or Action/Adventure games?"

johnlennon28

They are action adventure games in what you are doing in the game, however the game play and controls are more like a shooter compared to a game like GOW or Ninja Gaiden.

I'm thinking the time it took me to drive from the store back to my house is the longest I've gone without opening a game and playing it, even if I happen to just pop it in and play it for a couple minutes and never play it again... example Ratchet and Clank for the Ps3

Seems like a game that you might need to be on something to enjoy, but it seems like a pretty fun game regardless. I hope they put a demo up for it, this is kind of thing I'd really want to try and see if it's worth playing before I plunk down the money.