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Originally Posted by wraggster

Dontnod and Capcom's collaboration on Remember Me is a relatively recent occurrence. The two came together in the last year, following a falling out between Dontnod and Sony in February 2011. Remember Me (formerly Adrift) was originally headed exclusively to Sony's consoles, it seems, given a publishing arrangement that the two companies worked out in February 2010.

"The Sony

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack, one of the best-received Vita launch games, is now a Steam game, where it'll presumably meet with another warm reception.

The new PC version includes Steam achievements, cloud saves, and leaderboards, and several new, more substantial changes. Those include new minigame levels, higher-resolution graphics, and "new hidden references and bad jokes."

For its first week on Steam, developer Drinkbox Studios has discounted the

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Originally Posted by wraggster

As our own Ludwig Kietzmann once wrote, Ubisoft's Far Cry 2 is at its best when your best laid plans go catastrophically wrong – when craftily assassinating a single target goes haywire and becomes a blood-soaked, bullet-ridden assault on an entire army. While I was only able to experience a tiny slice of the Far Cry 3 single-player campaign, I can happily report, at the very least, that things can

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Originally Posted by wraggster

38-year-old Playmobil has exclusively partnered with Gameloft to support its mobile launch, and the publisher is currently developing Playmobile Pirates.
It's not the first time Gameloft has partnered with a toy maker, recently teaming Hasbro to bring My Little Pony and Littlest Pet Shop to mobile.
The design will replicate the original Playmobile products, as users will need to build a pirate base of operations and recruit crew members by completing mini-games and challenges.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Capcom unveiled new third-person action-adventure Remember Meat Gamescom 2012, complete with trailer.
Set in Neo-Paris in the year 2084, players take on the role of Nilin, a woman who has had her memory stolen by a corporation called Memoreyes.
In Remember Me Nilin attempts to claim back her memory by using a number of special talents, including the ability to slow time, steal other people’s memories and kill them via a memory overload technique.
Remember Me is an original property

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