Remember Me Combat Footage Shows Nilin Taking Out Enemies In Style

Capcom have shared more footage of their new upcoming title, Remember Me, being developed by Paris-based Dontnod Entertainment. The footage shows off the game’s stylish battle system, and how Nilin doesn’t kill her enemies, but simply yanks their memories out during battles. You can watch it below:

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Remember Me is being developed in Paris, but Street Fighter series producer, Yoshinori Ono, has been giving his input as far as the game’s melee battle system is concerned. According to producer, Mat Hart, Ono is intimately familiar with the game and its development team.

 

Remember Me is scheduled for release in May 2013 for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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