I found this:

Holland
01 (New) [360] Alan Wake (Microsoft)
02 (New) [Ps3] Red Dead Redemption (Take Two)
03 (New) [360] Red Dead Redemption (Take Two)
04 (01) [Ps3] 2010 Fifa World Cup South Africa (Electronic Arts)
05 (02) [Wii] New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nintendo)
06 (03) [Nds] Pokemon Soulsilver (Nintendo)
07 (05) [Nds] Pokemon Heartgold (Nintendo)
08 (07) [Ps3] Call Of Duty/Modern Warfare 2 (Activision Blizzard)
09 (04) [360] 2010 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting**************(04) [360] 2010******end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting**************(04) [360] 2010******end_of_the_skype_highlighting Fifa World Cup South Africa (Electronic Arts)
10 (10) [Wii] Mario Kart Wii (Nintendo)

Any reviewer who has given this game an 8/10 is clearly playing another game. I am absolutely loving it and its soo far comfortably the best SP experience I have had on the 360 this year.

I believe the others sales stats are for 1 day only and that it should still be able to get around the 2 million sales mark.

Wow, with all the responses in this thread, you would think this was a Wii game

I think Alan Wakes sales will do fine in the long run. I think that they will see a profit but it will be smaller than they expected.

ok let's see

Too Human fw(others)=38595,total sales=0.67m

88177/38595=2.28467418

0.67x2.28467418=1.5307317

wow,1.53m,it's nice,thanks man,i dont worry now

I would say piracy had a part to play.

Instead of overhyping graphics and survival horror aspects, they should have added to AW the AWWWWW factor (and even better call it AWWWWW too), to hook female gamers!

The only problem is that MS likely tied Remedy to an Xbox 360 "exclusive" release for a pre-set period of time. Maybe 12 months if not more.

Less than projected Xbox sales will make a much stronger case for a delayed Windows release for Remedy (in the interest of their bottom line), which ultimately benefits all those PC gamers who were hyped for AW, only to have it yanked away to promote the Xbox platform with an exclusive in the 11th hour.

But in all likelihood, a Windows release of AW has been in the cards all along even though terms of the exclusive release forbid any discussion or acknowledgment of the port (technically the original since it was initially coded for Windows) by Remedy.

The question is how well PC gamers will warm up to a delayed "port" of an Xbox game since they were essentially snubbed by the initial release of AW. Sales could be tepid at best.

And yes, I'd rather play AW on my PC with DX11 and 1920x1080 native res, but I'm not going to wait a year to play it and have already settled for the Xbox port.

I'll pick up the Windows version if and when it's released AFTER it's been out long enough to be sold on sale in the range of $20, 18+ months from now. That is if I even care to revisit the game by then.

I think, unless any delayed PC version turned out to be particularly good or a graphics pusher, that Alan Wake would see far more muted sales assuming a release in 12 months - exactly as you say.

I was going to buy it for PC but have now played it on a friends 360.  It's likely by the time it hit PC I simply wouldn't bother picking it up.  There's no doubt the PC market has felt snubbed so that's not going to be forgotten in a rush either.

I still think that worldwide AW will sell okay, but I really think Remedy made a mistake not dropping PC far earlier and focusing on PS3/360 with their fairly equivilent power instead of putting a lot of effort into a PC version that is presumerably sitting on a shelf and probably held there due to timed agreements with MS.

not good sales. i really hope it picks it up.