Mark from DC writes: My gut instinct told me that Remember Me wouldn’t be a good game; however, this reaction wasn’t based on feeling alone. After that first trailer delivered a line so poorly and so cliche in structure that it threatened my eyes to roll back so far in my head I’d be mistaken for a Magic 8 ball.
A Capcom classic, Remember Me, has ironically been forgotten in the 10 years since its release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Sadly, Remember Me is not a forgotten Gem but a case of wasted potential. The best idea the game had was the Mind Remix Segments and the New Paris World setting, neither of which where really exploited or used well. Instead everything comes down to this just being pretty Beat'em Up and nothing more.
It does deserves a re-imagining though. Make it in first person and use something like the current Sherlock Holmes like gamedesign. Use some of that Deus Ex/Hitman mechanics and go all the way with the Memory Remix as the center piece.
Each case takes place in the mind of a victim, either dead, dying, or alive, and each level should be design like a Hitman level. Contained but chock-full of details. Investigating in the real world give you hints and clues as to how you can help or mess up a person's memory. Make this a player's choice. You can add combat but make it tasteful and short IF combat is required. Make the combat fit the narrative and the setting. Like a Boss fight taking place in the Mind of a CEO that's hiding a dark secret. Or a victim injected with some nasty Nano Machines trying to erase her memories so she can't be scanned by the Memory Remix Agent. Stuff like that. Again, make these short, sweet and to the point.
The potential for a classic is there but the original wasn't even close to being it.
I liked the game, couldve been better but you can say that for every game or movie.
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Some may not remember Capcom and Dontnod Entertainment's Remember Me, but GotGame does, making it a part of another Bring it Back retrospective.
I agree. Personally, Remember Me, imo, was quite underrated. The game was linear and beautiful Neo Paris wasn't available to be explored as much as I would've liked, but as a whole, it was enjoyable.
Graphics were excellent, the art style was terrific and Nillin was a tremendous character that was voiced beautifully. It even had a solid story. Combat was attacked, but going back recently, I rather enjoyed it. The pressen system was genius and the basic flow to action worked. Platforming was terrible, but the overall package was one that i loved and I'd rather DontNod make more titles like this then become complacent making knockoff Tell Tale games. They are going down the same road as TT, using old tech and pumping out inferior products consistently. I know they had interest in a sequel and had already written the script. Capcom just doesn't want it, but I do.
Yeah their walking simulators do nothing for me. Funny that Quantic Dream seem to be going in the other direction. I wouldn't be surprised to see some actual gameplay in their next game.
I will always see Remember Me as one of the most underrated games of the PS3/Xbox 360 generation. I had a blast with the game. I would love a sequel.
I can assure you that this game will be compared with Batman Arkham series. The combos simply don't flow well in this game and it does in fact look kinda tedious. The game looks good, but I can't help that the world and the characters she interacts with seem rather lifeless and sloppy. The worst feeling I feel for this game is that I do not understand the point even for the countless trailers they've released so far. I kinda get the idea....but I think the whole point of trailers and gameplay videos is designed to make you want to buy the game perhaps? I simply don't get the big "OH!" out of this game. There's more to a game than just a hot chick you get to play as. At least Enslaved caught my attention, but this game is still very mixed. I personally think that Capcom is going to loose money on this game as well and further plummet with Lost Planet 3. 1. Not many people are talking about these two games. 2. Capcom hasn't been advertising the games, especially LP3. 3. Gameplay videos do no look that interesting. 4. players may have already played better games like it. 5. Developers are working on next gen projects. 6. Current Gen players are excited about the next gen already.
why o why do they constantly make articles about issues in an unreleased game?
fun fact about games.....THEY ALL HAVE ISSUES!
dam just play or dont, but stop hating on shit all the time. nothing a human makes is perfect....anyone who diagrees, please name that perfect issueless game...so others can point out its issues.