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How Mirror’s Edge makes you feel faster

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To convey extreme speed without making players violently ill, the camera actively shifts its focal length as you sprint. The edges of the screen blur out, forcing your eye to the center, hacking your brain's perception of velocity while seamlessly hiding the engine furiously trying to render the upcoming rooftops.

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