See What Seven Minutes of Remember Me Looks Like

Nice, another good looking new IP.

@Taku128 said:

Every time I see anything about this game I just think of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYURxfaTdpY

hahaha yup me too.

@JamesM said:

The main plot twist will involve the revelation that the protagonist's memory has been "remixed", right?

Unless they're retarded, they will hint at this. The premise is too interesting to not make an attempt on this theme of questioning reality and moral choice.

If they are smarter, they wont actually have the protagonist's memory "remixed".

If they're really smart, you won't be able to tell the difference.

@Smokey_Earhole said:

@Veektarius said:

What the hell is she wearing?

Cause Japanese.

I thought she was wearing fanservicey nothing as well, but if you look it's just how the colors are coming together. When she's at Frank's window and leans forward, you can see that she is indeed fully clothed and not just wearing some weird costume.

Meanwhile this looks pretty interesting but...

@MarkWahlberg said:

I dunno. Light platforming and a linear 'hit X to make this horrible thing happen except not really' gameplay sequence doesn't really seem that interesting. If the rest of the game is like this, in a year when we have like 3 other assassination-y games coming out or announced, this might be the one that gets passed over. But she seemed surprise at being given this kind of mission so maybe they're just being zeitgeisty and the rest of the game is totally different? Who knows.

...I could see this being a problem. Now, if this is a game revolving around stealthily making your way to a target or multiple targets and pressing X to initiate whatever memory-changing event there is, I guess that could be a good game but it would severely undercut the potential on display here. At least it seems written competently.

Anyway, this seems interesting enough to keep good track of. I shall remember it.

That was completely unintentional, I swear.

Looks great! I'm in, as long as it actually turns out to be good, that is.

I feel like this game just might stoke the flames of the oversexualization of female characters in games argument a bit, but whatever.

@Spoonman671: I think you are reading too far into this game. It's like asking "How does training Pokemon make you the very best? Wouldn't curing cancer help better society and intrinsically make you the most memorable person in the Kanto region?"

@HerbieBug said:

@Rainbowkisses said:

I really can't complain about the rising amount of stealth games recently.

I know, right? It made me so sad when the entire industry decided, based on misinterpretation of focus testing (probably), that stealth isn't a feature that consumers want in their games. They didn't understand that it wasn't stealth as a concept that was the problem, it was the necessity for multiple reloads due to hard fail states. All they had to do was program in various ways for players to recover from detection without having to resort to reload. It looks like they're starting to understand that now. I am happy. :)

Me too,I just wish Ubisoft had learned that before making AC II,ACB and ACR

Stunning. This idea has incredible potential.

I love it already....I'm like Jeff. If there's cyberpunk, I'm in.

Seems a bit contrived to me.  How do they know that altering his memory in that way would actually result in him shooting himself?  Sure, it's a possibility, but what if he decided to flee the country instead?  Or go to the nearest precinct and confess?  Or try to find the body so he could get rid of it and play it cool?
 
And what's the point in making targets kill themselves?  Won't it get a bit fishy if a string of high-profile individuals start offing themselves one by one?  I think the fuzz would catch on sooner or later.  Also, if she can access their memories and change them, shouldn't the forensic hippocampus technician be able to tell that those memories have been tampered with?
 
I guess it could be neat.

Damn finger in ear talking ! When will it end?

@AURON570 said:

Looks really great, but seems linear, maybe like Heavy Rain?

That's what I was thinking, too. I hope they keep it flexible so you don't just follow the same path step by step. Seems almost counter-intuitive to the design theory that they're trying to sell with changing the dynamics of memories.

Still, here's hoping it doesn't end up like Stolen and falling on it's face because of the premise it tethered itself to. I really wanted that game to be good, and it wasn't. This also kind of reminds me of that.

/fingerscrossed

everything seem interesting except the climbing

It looks cool, but this game is only going to work if the way you take out people's memory is more free form than linear. If I have to constantly keep resetting the memory over and over until I figure out whatever Rube Golburg device the designer set up to get the proper outcome it's going to suck. However, if the game allows creativity and gives you multiple ways of changing the memory then I could see this being really fun.

It looks ok.

Man, I feel bad for that guy. This has the potential to make me feel like a huge dick.

This game looks great even for a current gen consoles, I was shock when I heard it was for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Where is cyber Rob Pattinson?

Alright, I'll be watching this one closely. Looks interesting.

Not bad, Assassin's Creed also seems to have been an influence

The story has to be really good if I'm gonna dedicate myself to this game. I already love this gameplay

I like that this doesn't appear to be a third-person shooter. Its like a Cyberpunk Inception meets Ghost Trick.

Better voice acting than most Japanese games

@JamesM said:

The main plot twist will involve the revelation that the protagonist's memory has been "remixed", right?

And then the rest of their lines need to be DJ Catchphrases

The main plot twist will involve the revelation that the protagonist's memory has been "remixed", right?

Memory manipulation? What is this the original version of BioShock?

Anyway just tell me when this character is going to be in an awesome fighting game.

Also I hated how they showed off a fail state alternate path in this trailer, even if everyone who plays the game will try everything. Also it looks way more fun than Ghost Trick which was kind of boring after awhile but told a great story. Also I don't like how that guy has to die. I didn't want him to die.

Looks really great, but seems linear, maybe like Heavy Rain?

Awesome. I see a lot of potential on this one. It definitely made my radar. I just wonder if the game is linear or if its open world like the Assassins Creed series?

I like what I see. Hopefully they execute on the style and premise and deliver a good game.

Bit of Inception in there too. Interested in seeing more than this little snippet.

thats ....horrible :-( poor frank that was just wrong.

So the mechanics of Ghost Trick, the Story of Total Reckal, the game-play of Assaians Creed, the voice acting from Longest Journey, and graphics cherry picked from every other FPS and TPS that came out in the last century, But tinted blue.

@Rainbowkisses said:

I really can't complain about the rising amount of stealth games recently.

Here here. I am loving how more games are taking

stealth into consideration now.

We'll see Capcom, we'll see...What the DLC scheme is.

Assassin's Syndicate_Dogs

Not that I'm complaining.

Capcom invented the remix

First I heard of this, but now I'm excited.

im still in the it's not an fps so let's go mindset but don't know for how long.

Huh... that's... alright, yeah I'm up for this

Future fashion...

So how long until the cyberpunk backlash?

So it's Splinter Cell vs McPixel? With the worst writing ever? No thanks.

THAT looks so bloody awesome!

This looks like a good mix of a LOT of things I love.... Inception, Assassin's Creed, Deus Ex...

@MarkWahlberg said:

I dunno. Light platforming and a linear 'hit X to make this horrible thing happen except not really' gameplay sequence doesn't really seem that interesting. If the rest of the game is like this, in a year when we have like 3 other assassination-y games coming out or announced, this might be the one that gets passed over. But she seemed surprise at being given this kind of mission so maybe they're just being zeitgeisty and the rest of the game is totally different? Who knows.

I feel the same way. This looks way too easy and simply. Also the aesthetics seem a little bland.

got a bit of a Ghost Trick vibe from how it seems the player handled things inside the dream sequence.

Looks like it might be linear but this maybe a demonstration. This game seams really interesting with the memory manipulation aspects. It would be neat if their were multiple ways of manipulating ones memory to complete the objective. The atmosphere is great. Looking forward to it

How could I not remember DAT ASS!