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Remember Me studio Dontnod Entertainment was advised by several publishers that making lead character Nilin female would result in weak sales, and that a male star would fare better. However it stuck to its guns and kept Nilin female before signing a deal with Capcom.

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Composer Olivier Deriviere drew on Aphex Twin’s surreal music when creating Remember Me’s soundtrack, resulting in an organic soundscape of glitches and risk. Patrick Garratt reports.

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Remember Me’s Nilin is a member of a highly endangered species: an attractive, badass female protagonist who doesn’t exist just to be drooled over by lads. We chatted with Dontnod about the design process behind the leading lady.

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Capcom has announced Remember Me will launch on June 4 in North America and across Europe on June 7 on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. A new trailer for the title is below.

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DONTNOD’s vision of Paris in 2084 is a very different place. A bunch of new screens for Remember Me show off Nilin and her foes in action as well as concepts for the future city.

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Head below for new videos of Dontnod’s Remember Me, showing Nilin clambering round Neo-Paris, the game’s combat system and some memory remixing. Read our impressions of the opening sequences here. It’s out in May for PC, 360 and PS3.

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Remember Me could mark the greatest commitment to solo gaming since Dishonored when it’s released in May. Patrick Garratt played the first two levels in Paris last week. New video and images included.

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Remember Me’s latest developer diary is focused on its score, which was performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, but if audio isn’t your thing there’s plenty to feast your eyes on.

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Remember Me’s promised new video has been released into the wild. It features the heroine Nilin going up Kid Xmas, who is the new character reveal promised. Watch below. Remember Me is expected on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 in May 2013.

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Remember Me developer Dontnod is breaking a long silence on the Capcom-published action title this week.

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Remember Me, which entered production in 2010, was once known as Adrift and an IP in development for Sony before the firm decided to “cut a number of projects,” according to Dontnod co-founder Jean-Maxime Moris.

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Remember Me doesn’t want to pander to gaming stereotypes and reliance on over-the-top violence, according to creative director Jean-Maxime Moris.

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Capcom has announced its plans for New York Comic-Con 2012, which includes playable demos from its upcoming 2012/2013 line-up including DmC Devil May Cry, Lost Planet 3, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Okami HD, Resident Evil 6, and Street Fighter X Tekken Vita.

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Remember Me developer Dontnod has played down claims from EA’s Frank Gibeau that launching new IP this late in the console cycle is an error. The studio has explained to VG247 the contrary – that times have never been better for new IP.

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As players progress through the game, Pressens or forgotten fighting moves, will be unlocked and remembered. Four combos are available at any time during combat, but these can also be customised using the Combo Lab feature.
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Remember Me shots have been released by Capcom. The game is being shown at TGS 2012. You can look over the latest gameplay walkthrough here. Game’s out in May 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Remember Me gameplay is shows in the TGS 2012 video below, which is a Combo Lab walkthrough. The action-adventure title from Dontnod and Capcom is slated for release in May 2013 on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Thanks, AGB.

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Remember Me gameplay is posted below in some direct feed footage Capcom pulled together during gamescom.

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DmC: Devil May Cry and Remember Me are heading to Eurogamer Expo. Developers Ninja Theory and Dontnod Entertainment will be at the show to discuss their respective titles, which are both being published by Capcom.

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Remember Me, the futuristic action adventure title from Dontnod was unveiled by publisher Capcom last week. Capcom’s marketing head for Europe and US Michael Pattison has revealed why the company simply had to sign the game up, and why it sees great potential in the game’s future.

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