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Game-Over writes: 'I had a conversation a while ago about film history and how it relates to video games. A lot of people seem to think that the current software generation is roughly analogous to the 1940s, where the medium got its first big signature works and found its teeth. Im inclined to think its closer to the 60s and 70s, where the medium is fully ingrained in the public consciousness and its limits are being pushed by a small group of experimental creators.'

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For a new IP Remember Me does incredibly well, showcasing some incredibly refined game mechanics with a top notch story that combine to produce a well rounded and highly polished game experience.

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Remember the rather disgusting controversy on Dragons Crown art? Its one of the many that have been going on for a while around the gaming industry, where game creators and publishers are constantly being criticized for anything a journalist or some members of the community happens to interpret as sexist or racist. Looks like some Journalists from Australia and New Zealand had enough of that, and they're planning to discuss the topic in a panel at PAX AUS. Unfortunately not everyone thinks they should be allowed to.

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Try a new +17 trainer for the game Remember Me

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Try the new +11 trainer for the game Remember Me

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Console Monster writes: 'Set in the year 2084 and in the city of Paris, peoples memories have been uploaded to the internet for a company called Memorize. All the personal memories of the inhabitants can be digitised, bought, sold and even traded through the black market. With Capcom at the helm of this game after the Devil May Cry (DMC) reboot I thought Id get my hands on this new IP and see whats in store.'

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"A fresh IP by a rookie studio is enough to fill one with nervous excitement, and one with a development history as strange as Remember Me known as Adrift until its re-reveal last year at Gamescom even more so. The thrill is in seeing if the developer can beat the odds, and this time its Dontnod Entertainments turn up to bat."

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Analog Addiction writes: "Dystopian futures have always found a way to intrigue me, so when I heard Remember Me would be delving into such an interesting subject manner I took notice. The 2084 world of Neo-Paris has allowed a new major corporation to rise immense popularity, the company in question is Memorize. Dealing in people memories the company is able to upload important, remove tragic and share wonderful memories through their Sensational Engine (Sensen). The ability has allowed Memorize to gain great power over the world, they are able to manipulate the population as they see fit and even completely wipe the memory of an individual."

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Analog Addiction writes: "Dystopian futures have always found a way to intrigue me, so when I heard Remember Me would be delving into such an interesting subject manner I took notice. The 2084 world of Neo-Paris has allowed a new major corporation to rise immense popularity, the company in question is Memorize. Dealing in people memories the company is able to upload important, remove tragic and share wonderful memories through their Sensational Engine (Sensen). The ability has allowed Memorize to gain great power over the world, they are able to manipulate the population as they see fit and even completely wipe the memory of an individual."