Last week, we reported on a free DLC offering on the UK PSN for Mirror's Edge (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). If you guys grabbed that opportunity to get your hands on some downloadable love for the game, then well and good for you. Cos from what Electronic Arts is saying now, there won't be any more new content for Faith -- until the sequel comes out that is.

Mirror's Edge (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) may have elicited criticism regarding its length and storyline, but the game's innovative first-person action and the subsequent positive response have given Electronic Arts enough incentive to greenlight a sequel.

Electronic Arts has confirmed, the release for their latest DLC for Mirror's Edge (PS3, Xbox 360) got delayed. We'll have to wait a bit more for the Pure Time Trial Map Pack, which adds seven maps and nine races to the game. Details inside.

The first ever DLC headed for Mirror's Edge has finally been penned on DICE's calendar. Coupled with the same press release announcing the PC version's release today, Electronic Arts has now revealed when the Time Trial mode will hit for the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC versions of the game.

What's with live-action commercials for video games lately? The recent Patapon 2 and LocoRoco 2 ads from Japan were weird (to say the least), but at least this one for Mirror's Edge is quite a keeper. Yeah, they got the essence of freerunning, all right - it's just that...

Too bad they made Faith male in this commercial though. Aww, shucks. Fancy a boob job there, mate?

The Time Trial mode is one of the most popular gameplay modes in Mirror's Edge (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) and game developer DICE knows it. That's why they've announced a new Time Trial DLC map pack for the game.

When Mirror's Edge (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) producer Tom Farrer and his team created Faith, he wanted her to have the exact look that she has now: physicaly fit, attractive, but not a supermodel, and most importantly, real. But a gamer on a Korean message board thought otherwise, giving Faith a boob job and a new face. Read up on what Farrer has to say about the "sexed-up" pictures of his roof-jumping heroine.

How did DICE manage to so successfully set their game apart from the competition? Mirror's Edge (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) producer Tom Farrer guides us through the process during a recent interview.

A few weeks ago, Sony was asked what they thought about Microsoft's new tactic of bagging exclusive DLC, and they mysteriously said that "nothing is ever exclusive." I doubt this is what they meant, though. Turns out that the touted PS3 exclusive DLC for Mirror's Edge isn't so exclusive after all. Details after the link.

Are you one of those people still not sold on the idea of a freerunning game like Mirror's Edge (PS3 and Xbox 360, PC) being made from a first person perspective? Nick Channon expounds further on why they decided to give you access to Faith's world through her own eyes. Read up on what he has to say about the matter at the full article.