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Memorize This Latest Trailer For Capcom's Remember Me
Capcom has released the latest trailer for Remember Me, detailing the fight against the evil corporation, Memorize.
Memorize is a corporation that stores all of the inhabitants memories. Nilin, an elite memory hunter, is part of a group called the Errorists, who are driven to take down the corporation and bring peace to the world. The trailer offers a detailed look at the diversity of enemy types, Nilin's powers, and the heavily stylized visual style that developer Dontnod Entertainment has infused into the title.
Remember Me is set for a launch on June 4 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in North America and in Europe on June 7. Check out the new trailer below, and check out Game Informer editors Ben Hanson and Jeff Cork talking their hands-on experiences with the game here.
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