Mirror’s Edge Catalyst’s Main Antagonist Looks Like EA CEO Andrew Wilson

June 15, 2015

If you watched the Mirror's Edge Catalyst reveal, you may have had deja vu when you saw the game's antagonist shown on-screen. You weren't alone. Placing a photo of him side-by-side with Electronic Arts' current reigning CEO Andrew Wilson (seen above), there is a striking similarity between the two. It was particularly easy to spot during the EA Press Conference as Wilson spoke on stage for several minutes.

Right now the antagonist is unnamed, and there's no reason to believe that Wilson's likeness was adopted intentionally.

Whether the similarities are on purpose or not, Mirror's Edge Catalyst's reveal was great. Be sure to check out the trailer, which can be seen below:

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