Mirror's Edge

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  Mirror's Edge sequel confirmed by EA

  A high-ranking employee of EA Games Europe has confirmed that Faith has not finished running--Mirror's Edge 2 is in the works!

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  Mirror's Edge plays great in 2D

  EA and Borne Games unveil Mirror's Edge 2D. The big surprise? It's really, really fun.

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  Mirror's Edge gives mixed reviews the finger, ships for PC

  EA's ambitious first-person adventure game, somewhat criticized for its clunky combat, makes its way to the PC today; new console DLC also incoming.

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  EA, Take Two license Nvidia's PhysX graphics engine

  Giving gamers a graphic leg-up on future titles, Nvidia's "PhysX" graphics engine has been picked up by gaming giants EA and Take Two. We've got the lowdown on this announcement, plus our impressions from a PhysX-powered Mirror's Edge PC demo, behind the jump.

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  Mirror's Edge DLC looks better than actual game

  New time trial stages take parkour to the next level in massive free-floating environments, and PS3 owners get a little extra treat.

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  In stores this week: Mirror's Edge, Wrath of the Lich King

  GamePro profiles the hottest new releases for the week of November 10, 2009. Highlights include Mirror's Edge, World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, and Call of Duty: World at War.

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  Heroines demo their way to Xbox 360, PS3

  Tomb Raider Underworld and Mirror's Edge demos make their way to high-definition consoles this week.

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  EA eschews licenses in favor of original games

  Think EA is still just dialing it in? Think again.

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  Mirror's Edge could influence future Battlefield FPS controls

  EA's parkour FPS Mirror's Edge isn't even out yet, but its fresh control scheme is already being eyed for future Battlefield titles.

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  Mirror's Edge arrives November 11

  EA's first person parkour title Mirror's Edge arrives in the U.S. on November 11.

• EA not in the business of 'crappy' licensed games, Riccitiello says

  EA boss John Riccitiello says EA is through putting out "crappy" licensed games.

• Game Critics announce 'best of E3' game nominees

  Representing 46 titles from 21 publishers, these are the cream of the playable E3 crop, according to the Game Critics Awards.