Really good, controls are fluid and feel natural. It also looks nice. I really thought this mite be a fail but they seem to have pulled of a tough task.

Me too

Well there is a trophy for completing it without using guns, so I am thinking of doing that. However, when I fired the pistol in training, it felt really good. The sound effect as you shot was really good imo

Just run run run!!

Its a MUST BUY now......Motorstorm PAcific Rift has been demoted!

FPS never makes me dizzy. But this strange combination of first person and the screen moving and rotating constantly, I could hardly concentrate.

Why did they go for first person here?

I think they wanted to make it more immersive.  I'm pretty sure they explain there reasons in an interview somewhere, I'll try to find it.

Dammit! Why do I have to work?

(Conscience : To pay for your games silly)
(Me: Shut up!)

I really want to try this demo now. I currently have zero games on my Must Buy list, I really want this game to make it there.

@ Kantor, try to focus on the dot in the middle of the screen, its there to distract you from motion sickness.

This game has some fantastic artistic direction, even though I don't like FPS game much on console due to control, I can feel myself getting into this, I might get it, but not this year unfrotunately, there are FAR too many must have for this to get my attention until well into the new year.

Good to see EA spearheading innovation, their image has certainly changed a lot in the past year.

Here's one comment I found on why they went that direction:

Patrick Soderlund, General Manager of EA DICE, commented: "We are a studio that believes in taking risks and taking games in new directions. We made the sandbox experience viable and enjoyable in Battlefield and now, we are looking to do something radical with the traditional established mechanics of first person movement."

Senior producer, Owen O'Brien, commented: "We want to change the way that players are able to move in first person. No more restrictions, no more being blocked by simple barriers such as walls and fences. We want to enable the player to move like a real person, with the ability to run, jump, vault and slide in a way that has never been seen before in a first person game."

I think the first person does make it seem more like a chase, and I really think it works well, though the roll is disorienting

I too love the art design