There is a chance that Alan Wake may indeed surpass Crysis in graphical fidelity. If it does, this speaks volumes about the graphics power of the 360.
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Gamespot Preview 'We check in with Remedy for an update on the upcoming Xbox 360 title from X06. '
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Microsoft just confirmed Alan Wake for a May 18 launch on the US and May 21 in Europe.
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IGN Preview "I'm not fully convinced that words describe the beauty, atmosphere, and stunningly scary tone that Remedy was able to achieve in that short demo, but suffice to say, it did. Alan Wake is now firmly on my must-have list"
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According to Microsoft's Robbie Bach, the game will be one of the titles that the company will have at next month's GDC in San Francisco.
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Microsoft’s Xbox 360 game Alan Wake has been on the market for six weeks now and has reached half a million in sales – not bad for a game that does not have the same hype as Call of Duty or the Halo series. At the last count more than 26,000 copies were shifted in the week leading up to June 19, 2010.
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Xbox 360 exclusive psychological action thriller Alan Wake is hitting Spring 2010, telling the story of a bestselling author's battle with writer's block. Obviously, that battle gets a little more interesting when shotguns are involved.
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So far this game looks amazing! This is one of those games where you're not so interested and it doesn't have much attention, but after a few showings it just impresses the crap out of everyone. I'm impressed with how Remedy has taken this game to the multithreading level. Now next-gen hardware will truely be utilized and those dual-cores and soon-to-come quad-cores will actually be used. Definitely a blockbuster after from the developers of Max Payne!
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Alan Wake is still coming.
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Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment is unfazed by criticisms of long development times, and has hinted that it will take just as long on its next project if necessary. Remedy has in recent times been subjected to criticisms for taking noticeably prolonged amounts of time developing its most recent title, Alan Wake.
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