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Do You Want To Be Featured In Remember Me?
Remember Me is set for release in May, but Capcom is
promoting a couple of initiatives that will give fans the
opportunity to appear in the game.
The first contest is already underway, allowing designers
and creative minds to design a futuristic billboard that will appear somewhere
in the game world of Neo-Paris. Advertising briefs for five different companies
are supplied; the rest is up to the designer.
Capcom is also asking contestants to submit one of their most
cherished memories along with why it’s so important. If you’re a winner (and
comfortable with your favorite childhood memories being on display to the
world) the memory will be shown in an Overload Sequence, after a successful attack by the protagonist Nilin.
Check out the game’s Facebook page for more information
on these opportunities.
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