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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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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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Matt from We Got This Covered wrote: Remember Me is the latest offering from Capcom and perhaps one of the more highly anticipated games of the summer. Boasting an intriguing and unique premise, mixed with several different types of gameplay that offer a few really interesting mechanics, I was hoping that this would be the game to wipe the stale taste left in my mouth from reviewing duds like Army of Two: The Devils Cartel and Fuse. But could Remember Me possibly live up to the hype surrounding it, or the expectations that I had placed on it? Continue reading to find out.

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My Take Radio's Slick dives into Capcom's highly anticipated title Remember Me. While the game had an excellent story and music there were some small issues that knocked the game down a peg score wise.It should be noted that the small gripes Slick had should not deter you from picking up this solid title.

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Matt from We Got This Covered wrote: Remember Me is the latest offering from Capcom and perhaps one of the more highly anticipated games of the summer. Boasting an intriguing and unique premise, mixed with several different types of gameplay that offer a few really interesting mechanics, I was hoping that this would be the game to wipe the stale taste left in my mouth from reviewing duds like Army of Two: The Devils Cartel and Fuse. But could Remember Me possibly live up to the hype surrounding it, or the expectations that I had placed on it? Continue reading to find out.

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My Take Radio's Slick dives into Capcom's highly anticipated title Remember Me. While the game had an excellent story and music there were some small issues that knocked the game down a peg score wise.It should be noted that the small gripes Slick had should not deter you from picking up this solid title.

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A look at some hi res images from Remember Me, indicative of what gamers can expect from Xbox One and PS4 consoles.

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IGN - Remember the Final Fantasy VII announcement? We don't! But it's in this awesome history of Sony at E3.

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IGN - Remember the Final Fantasy VII announcement? We don't! But it's in this awesome history of Sony at E3.