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Sage: My 150th game review. Well, at least it IS memorable.

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Rich of Xboxer360 writes, "When it was announced that Remember Me would be releasing on the 360 I was giddy with excitement, looking like Lara Croft had a run into the world of Mirrors Edge, RM looked stylish, littered with lush graphic design elements and set in a cyber punk world. It certainly ticked all my boxes and it immediately jumped to the top of my most anticipated list, but will Remember Me live up to my expectations?"

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Remember Me has an excellent premise and some interesting gameplay features. Unfortunately it doesn't quite manage to rise above its flaws.

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gamrReview's Matt Asbaugh: "I just hope that Remember Me will not have a legacy that teaches publishers that female protagonists don't sell games. It should instead be a cautionary tale to not forget that the most important thing about a videogame is that it should be enjoyable to interact with not just to look at."

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FTG Writes: Memories: theyre what make us human. Emotions, feelings, and free will also come into the mix, but lets focus on how memory matters. In a dystopian future of Europe, NeoParis to be exact, memories are exchanged for everything. From impoverished to wealthy, people don the Sensen device, embraced around the back of their neck, to use memories for monetization and data. Like many ideologies, corruption eventually works its way to the top.

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Capcom has today launched the third-person action title Remember Me across European territories. Available at retail for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC, the title will also be available to download digitally starting from today via the PlayStation Network Store and Steam, with a Games on Demand version for Xbox 360 to follow.

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gamrReview's Matt Asbaugh: "I just hope that Remember Me will not have a legacy that teaches publishers that female protagonists don't sell games. It should instead be a cautionary tale to not forget that the most important thing about a videogame is that it should be enjoyable to interact with not just to look at."