Remedy Entertainment, the makers of Alan Wake have not only seen PS4 and Xbox 720, but have been working on an unannounced title for said systems for a while now. They say next generation consoles offer a “quantum leap” experience over PS3 and 360. Read More »
Oh yeah, they’re on a roll today. Read More »
Alan Wake American Nightmare is currently an Xbox Live Arcade exclusive, but Remedy, in the past, has hinted at the game coming to PC one day. Seems as if it’s already there, as the title was found deep within Steam’s registry, suggesting the game will land on PC soon. – Via Videogamer, DSOGaming. Read More »
Remedy franchise boss Oskari Hakkinen has confirmed to CVG that Alan Wake has sold 2 million units since it was released on Xbox 360 and PC. Read More »
Alan Wake for PC will be released in boxed retail form by Nordic Games, the publisher announced today. This follows news of the game’s February digital release on Steam. Just like the Steam version, the boxed edition will include both DLC packs “The Signal” and “The Writer”. “We’re very excited that we have the opportunity to bring the PC version ... Read More »
Some good news for Alan Wake Fans, Developer Remedy revealed, that Alan Wake will be coming to PC next month, an exact date hasn’t been announced yet, nor a price, but what I do know is it will be available on Steam, we will release more information as it comes, until then, remember to quench your thirst for Gaming News ... Read More »
While Remedy Entertainment’s been putting the finishing touches on Xbox Live title Alan Wake: American Nightmare, the firm’s also been helming a pretty big console project, one it dubs as a groundbreaking, triple A title. Read More »
After conflicting reports ensued about who exactly would publish Alan Wake on PC, Remedy Entertainment has clarified the situation, saying it’s not MS, but they themselves will publish the game. Read More »
It’s been a long time coming and finally it’s happened: Alan Wake will see a release on PC around the same time the new Xbox Live title: Alan Wake: American Nightmare goes on sale: Q1 2012. Read More »
Yesterday Geoff Keighley told Major Nelson that the Alan Wake game being shown at the VGAs this weekend is essentially Alan Wake 2, but Remedy Entertainment, although the studio welcomed the compliment, felt the need to reiterate that the game’s not Alan Wake 2. Read More »
Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer has confirmed to Joystiq that Remedy’s new Alan Wake game hasn’t been approved by the software giant. Read More »
Remedy has announced that it wants the community of the acclaimed iOS game Death Rally to come with ideas for future updates, and whoever comes up with the highest rated idea will win an iPad 2. Read More »
You might not remember this, but Xbox 360 exclusive Alan Wake was first boasted as a PC masterpiece. But as time traveled, and the game started to take shape, Microsoft, the company funding the title, decided that it should be an Xbox 360 exclusive. Read More »
Yeah. Don’t ask me nothing about Alan Wake from hence forth, as you’ll be experiencing it for yourself soon, right? Come on, no wise gamer would pass up this deal. If you do, I’ll leave my domain and come spank some smarts into your brain. Read More »
Alan Wake was well received by many a reviewer, but although it was critically acclaimed, sales didn’t pan out too well. That’s not the reason for Remedy Entertainment’s co-founder Petri Järvilehto departure, however. Yet one must wonder where will that franchise go next. As for Petri Järvilehto, he’ll become Rovio’s newly-made senior vice president of console development. Read More »
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