Remember Me news & patch notes

Friend, video gamer, and game video-er Brian recently came to us with a cool piece of video content I think you may find quite. . . memorable. Ahh yes.

What he’s done is mashed up Kaskade and deadmau5’s “I Remember” with scenes from Remember Me, to moving effect. If you’ve played the game, you’ll likely note that the song fits in quite well with its themes, tones, and even its actual soundtrack. If you haven’t played the game, get on it! It’s rad.

Anyway, without further ado, here’s Brian’s vid. Just please be aware that it does contain some spoilers!!



(Via Capcom-Unity)

http://images.onesite.com/capcom-unity.com/user/gregaman/blog_photos/remember_me/e0f90f37c9a94f5998ff27a96a6bbf4d.png?v=191760 Friend, video gamer, and game video-er Brian recently came to us with a cool piece of video content I think you may find quite. . . memorable. Ahh yes. What he’s done is mashed up Kaskade and deadmau5’s “I Remember” with scenes from Remember Me, to moving effect. If you’ve played the game, you’ll likely note that the song fits in quite well with its themes, tones, and even its actual soundtrack. If you haven’t played the game, get on it! It’s rad. Anyway, without further ado, here’s Brian’s vid. Just please be aware that it does contain some spoilers!! (Via Capcom-Unity)

Before you even look inside, there's a reassuring heft to this 170+ page, hardbound tome. Ho, but then you crack it open! And that’s the moment where fans of hand-drawn concept art, game design and things all things rad are going to see their jaws hit the floor. Dontnod’s creative heads come with quite the artistic pedigree, so it’s great to see Jean-Maxime Moris, Alexis Briclot and Michel Koch chime in on their work in the foreword (with Briclot also providing the insightful captions throughout the book). Dark Horse’s The Art of Remember Me releases later in June and goes for $39.99 (or less!), available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble or even your local comic shop. (Via Capcom-Unity)

Before you even look inside, there's a reassuring heft to this 170+ page, hardbound tome. Ho, but then you crack it open! And that’s the moment where fans of hand-drawn concept art, game design and things all things rad are going to see their jaws hit the floor. http://fast1.onesite.com/capcom-unity.com/user/xantista/remember_me/the_art_of_remember_me_art_book/63fade196972676824bcab117df32d1e.jpg?v=270000 Dontnod’s creative heads come with quite the artistic pedigree, so it’s great to see Jean-Maxime Moris, Alexis Briclot and Michel Koch chime in on their work in the foreword (with Briclot also providing the insightful captions throughout the book). http://images.onesite.com/capcom-unity.com/user/xantista/remember_me/the_art_of_remember_me_art_book/large/a95cfe68b9c4c05e2cf9749a27d5150a.jpg?v=149850 Dark Horse’s The Art of Remember Me releases later in June and goes for $39.99 (or less!), available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble or even your local comic shop. (Via Capcom-Unity)

In the leadup to launch, we've talked a lot about memories, Nilin and life in 2084. But how did this world - where your life experience can be sold as a commodity, or even stolen - end up this way? Welp, we can finally answer that, thanks to a rather slick interactive timeline! Head to Antoine's Journal and use your mouse to scroll through the years leading up to 2084. There are five chapters to browse, filled with backstory, movie clips and all other kinds of tidbits from Antoine Cartier-Wells, the creator of the Sensen engine. To be honest, this is what I thought the internet would be like in the future - MULTIMEDIA AND OTHER BUZZWORDS! Only now the video clips aren't the size of postage stamps :P So yeah, if you're eager to learn more about this timeline and the world, definitely check this out! http://journal.remembermegame.com/en/chapter1/ (Via Capcom Unity)

http://fast1.onesite.com/capcom-unity.com/user/brelston/blog_photos/remember_me/large/c8fb8967b17ce35401ce2c8dd0ecf8ed.png In the leadup to launch, we've talked a lot about memories, Nilin and life in 2084. But how did this world - where your life experience can be sold as a commodity, or even stolen - end up this way? Welp, we can finally answer that, thanks to a rather slick interactive timeline! Head to Antoine's Journal and use your mouse to scroll through the years leading up to 2084. There are five chapters to browse, filled with backstory, movie clips and all other kinds of tidbits from Antoine Cartier-Wells, the creator of the Sensen engine. To be honest, this is what I thought the internet would be like in the future - MULTIMEDIA AND OTHER BUZZWORDS! Only now the video clips aren't the size of postage stamps :P So yeah, if you're eager to learn more about this timeline and the world, definitely check this out! http://journal.remembermegame.com/en/chapter1/ (Via Capcom Unity)