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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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Originally Posted by wraggster

SimCity will make its way back to Macs as a digital download via Origin.
EA has announced the city-builder's return to Mac at Gamescom 2012, revealing that SimCity will be available in February 2013.
“Whether you owned a Macintosh or a DOS PC, we all have memories of laying down zones and reticulating splines from our youth,” said Lucy Bradshaw, senior vice president and general manager of EA’s Maxis Label.
“To the millions of SimCity fans out there, we’ve been listening

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Square Enix says that Sleeping Dogs won't lie down for long, revealing six months of downloadable content are planned for the game following its launch tomorrow.

First on the docket will be a range of downloads available for the game's awakening at retail tomorrow, including the 80s-inspired Retro Triad Pack, featuring "a killer old school outfit with its own player buffs

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Nintendo has announced pricing information for its first wave of full downloadable 3DS games.
Much like with full PS3 games on PSN and full Xbox 360 titles on Xbox Live, 3DS owners can expect to pay a premium for downloadable versions of titles like New Super Mario Bros. 2.New Super Mario Bros. 2 will cost £39.99 to download from the Nintendo eShop, but will be available from GAME for £29.99.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

EA has said it's not currently planning to introduce women's football to theFIFA series.
Including female players could open up a whole new target market, perhaps most significantly in the US, where women's football is increasingly popular and the national team is consistently successful.
But FIFA executive producer David Rutter told CVG: "We get literally thousands upon thousands

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