Remedy Boss Oskari Hakkinen is unable to confirm whether a sequel for Xbox 360 exclusive psychological thriller Alan Wake is on the cards or not, as apparently Microsoft want the developers to churn out more DLC first. The game – 5 years in the making – was met with mostly positive acclaim, but unfortunately just hasn’t performed to expectations …
Just last week, Alan Wake Developers Remedy released a short, live-action trailer that astounded us in just how well it managed to capture some of the game’s imagery. speculation abounded as to whether it was part of an advert for the game, or teasing new web shorts like the Bright Falls prequel. As it turns out it’s neither. the footage …
Thanks to yesterdays server problems I completely forgot to post the latest Zero Punctuation. Unfortunately I am only 51% convinced that the server will be stable today so you may not see this until Monday, apologies for that. We are working on it. This week Yahtzee steps into the world of Alan Wake, something I would expect him to love. …
We reviewed Alan Wake recently, and we thought it was pretty darn good. Good news then, that even more DLC is on its way. Whilst peaking through the downloadable content menu in Alan Wake, helldescent.com stumbled upon an entry for a yet to be announced DLC episode for Alan Wake, titled “The Writer”. The DLC will cost you 800 MS …
Alan Wake has been in development for a long time, and during the course of its creating, changes were made. The game is finally out and really to give you the willies on your Xbox 360, but is it all that we were hoping for or have Remedy Entertainment left us all out in the dark? I dimmed the lights …
As many of our avid readers know, I have garnered a reputation of being a super pink-underpants wearing pansy for not being able to finish Dead Space. Until I do finish it, I will have to happily live with that title, and that’s fair enough. I don’t usually have a massive problem with scary games, I actually really love them …
The platform exclusive game that’s been in development for over 5 years is finally going to be available. No, not Gran Turismo 5 – that one’s still caught in purgatory. We’re taking about 360 exclusive psychological thriller/horror Alan Wake from Max Payne developers Remedy. The Finnish developer’s game – announced all the way back at E3 2005 – is finally …
It’s that time of year again folks. The time of year when we bring up the same old question that we bring out about pretty much every major Microsoft published exclusive. Will we get screwed on free DLC once again? Alan Wake will be receiving some free Add-On DLC as a reward to those who buy the game brand new. …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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