Take a look at our Remember Me review which explores the world of Neo Paris in 2048 where there is a monopoly on people’s memories amongst civil unrest and mutants to name but a few things from our future. Remember Me is another new IP from Capcom who a year
The creative director working on Capcom’s forthcoming action game Remember Me Antoine Cartier-Wells has released a Remember Me interactive journal which offers greater insight into the game and it’s journey from 2013 to 2084. Remember Me is scheduled for release on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC in North America
Capcom’s Remember Me isn’t just about marveling at the sights of Neo Paris, or clambering about buildings, there’s some neat combat thrown in as well which uses its unique Pressen combo system. Aside from numerous armed and unarmed nasties, lead character Nillin also has to take down various boss characters
Capcom’s Remember Me releases next month and we’ve been playing a preview build of the game leaving us suitably impressed with lead character Nillin and her antics in Neo Paris. The opening prologue section of the game is pretty dark and moody compared to the rest of the game, but
Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner has a lot to answer for in terms of its influence over science fiction writers in video games, what with its suggestive themes and sexualized content involving robots (replicants) of a future society. Although in Scott’s vision the replicants are banned and hunted by Harrison Ford’s
We’re taking a look at Capcom’s other action game which ironically is probably buried and well hidden under the radar for many which in turn makes its title all the more meaningful. Perhaps the problem lies in the fact that gamers won’t have had any previous knowledge of the game
Capcom has today released a new Remember Me memories trailer which takes a look at the central theme of the game memories. Jean-Maxime Moris the creative director talks about the game’s science fiction aspects and the basics of what’s entailed in the game. Remember Me releases on June 6th on
Capcom has released a new trailer for their forthcoming Remember Me which sees release on June 4th 2013 on consoles and PC platforms. http://youtu.be/D6RP4l85GaY Neo-Paris is a beautiful city whose inhabitants are blissfully ignorant to the control held over them by Memorize, the corporation that stores all their memories. But
There’s been a few notable games which have featured black characters, much like the token black guy meme in movies, video games have been no strangers to having black sidekicks. Yet, when it comes to the lead role, black gaming lead characters have somewhat been overshadowed by their Caucasian counterparts
Capcom released a slew of new screenshots from their rather cool looking action game Remember Me which looks full of character and challenge. Take a look at our gallery which showcases many elements of the game. [nggallery id=59]
