Games you loved that never hit the spotlight.

[Aerith's Knight]

All I've ever heard of Mirror's Edge is that it's kinda crappy, so I've never bought it. At £12.99, would you say it's worth it?

Mirror's Edge is one of the best games I've played in years. It has a few flaws (like being too short), but the core gameplay, and the sheer thrill of the experience is more than worth it.

Although some of the parts can be soooo annoying when you try to do it without killing, because it's so hard you have to use an systematic and analytical approach that fails a lot. I had to do the final stretch about 25 times. It was on hard, but still.

Anyway, that is the only bad part about the game, but the story is compelling and the action is pretty cool.

[Quindiana Jones]

Alrighty then. Sold.

[Aydin]

I loved Mirror's Edge. It does have a few flaws like being too short and the mother smurfin Time Trials... but the action was really good. Though, the puzzles and just running was the best part, in my opinion...

[Jessweeee♪]

The only thing I didn't like about Mirror's Edge was those areas towards the end when you're forced to fight mobs of guys with guns. It kinda defeated the purpose of the game

You go zooomrunrunrun and then you slam into an armed brick wall >:[

[krissy]

i watched playthroughs for mirrors edge on youtube
and yeah the end seems kind of like a big deal
how on earth would you get past it without killing anyway?

[Markus. D]

Which is why it's one of my most favorite achievements I've never gotten.

<3 that game.

[aquatius]

Jump. It was a simple game that was made by indie programmers and released as a bonus in a playstation demo disc but it was soooo addictive and fun. You have to jump down platforms while the screen moved down. Sounds simple but eventually more obstacles and stuff appeared and later you'd unlock different play modes. You could play with 4 people with just 2 controllers due to the simple control, which was great fun.

Also, Bishi Bashi Special. It was basically like Warioware on playstation, but having 8 player parties with it was just epic. It required a lot of button mashing but it was still really great.

[Loony BoB]

Warzone 2100. Didn't get any recognition at all, really. Best RTS I've possibly ever played (and certainly best futuristic RTS I've played).