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Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst has been delayed further into 2016

DICE has announced a delay to Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst. The parkour title will now be released in May 2016.

“Years ago, we set out an ambitious vision for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst,” Senior Producer Sara Jansson said. “Achieving that vision and delivering the best possible experience is equally inspiring and challenging. And it takes time.

“We set out to create a vast city to explore, full of stunning vistas, majestic skyscrapers, and mysterious tunnels. We’re building the most immersive action-adventure game with fluid movement and combat in first person. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst will be an all-new playground with a deeper and more engaging story – and we want to accomplish all these goals to the highest quality possible.

“So we’ve made the decision to bring Mirror’s Edge to the world starting May 24, 2016. We will use these few extra months to make sure that when you step into the massive City of Glass and experience the rise of Faith, it’s as entertaining, impressive, and memorable as it can be.”

Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst will be available on Windows PC, PS4 and Xbox One from 24 May 2016.


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