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Mikko Rautalahti and the team at Remedy studios are very happy with the reception Alan Wake has received. Mikko even adds that they'd have to be goddamn idiots to not be satisfied. The praise have been so positive that they will love to make a sequel to Alan Wake to top their first game if everything goes well. 

Yeah, we don't really look at the Metascore all that much. It'd be nice if it was really high, of course, but considering how much praise we've gotten this far, we feel pretty good about the whole thing.


Clearly, it's been a critical success; the fact that some people feel differently about it doesn't change the fact that of the scores listed in the first post of this thread, there are eight perfect scores, and over 40 give us a 9 or a better. Only 7 reviews have given us a score of less than 8. That tells us in no uncertain terms that there's a lot of love for Alan Wake out there, and we'd have to be complete goddamn idiots to not be satisfied with that. I mean, sure, the next time, we definitely hope to top that, it's nice to have something to aim for, but we're pretty damn far from disappointed.-Mikko Rautalahti



The positive reception is clearly there, now go and buy the game if you want to see Alan Wake 2.

Well, it's certainly no secret that we'd love to make a second one if the first one does well. But since the game isn't even out yet, it's really up in the air.-Mikko Rautalahti

http://themindchannel.blogspot.com/2010/05/remedy-alan-wake-has-clearly-been.html



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yay =D



 

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CGI-Quality said:
Of course a "critical" success is good. It just needs to be a commercial success now, which it should be able to pull off.

There to exicted to care.



CGI-Quality said:
Kennyheart said:
CGI-Quality said:
Of course a "critical" success is good. It just needs to be a commercial success now, which it should be able to pull off.

There to exicted to care.

I get that, but for there to be talks of a sequel, we need to see how WAKE performs commercially. Of course, a commercial failure doesn't always dictate sequels, Two Worlds has a sequel on the way after all. :P

Then there are games that a commercial sucess that should not get sequels like just dance.



a critical success wont put food on there tables i hope it sales well to justify a sequel



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On the preorder charts, they predict an opening week of about 150,000 in Americas. I really think there's a good chance of it selling well in others too.



themanwithnoname's law: As an America's sales or NPD thread grows longer, the probabilty of the comment "America = World" [sarcasticly] being made approaches 1.

It's gonna bomb.





Current-gen game collection uploaded on the profile, full of win and good games; also most of my PC games. Lucasfilm Games/LucasArts 1982-2008 (Requiescat In Pace).

Glad they're happy, it deserves more than a 84 though ..

What sales will they be happy with I wonder, obviously they know this won't sell Gears levels.

Maybe 2.5 lifetime?



 

Hopefully MS will still advertising this on TV very soon, if it does, and its a blimming good advert, then it will sell very well!!



Bitmap Frogs said:
It's gonna bomb.


I suspect you're a terrorist wanting to blow up the British banks in order to wipe out all record of your contries debt.



Tease.