Sweet...good games deserve sequals!

please be multiplat.

the first one was supposed to be, and not having it cost them

nope it not going to happen because microsoft help remedy fund alan wake 1 so in reality microsoft owns the alan wake ip

how did it hurt them? As they said being exclusive helped them stay focus, if they went multiplat maybe it wouldnt have been as good. #justsayin

http://forum.alanwake.com/showthread.php?p=121830#post121830

Originally Posted by MarkusRMD  1. It is quite awesome, indeed. And not only the facial animation part, it's the whole methodology of how we're approaching characters that has changed. 2. We haven't been on holiday for 10 months 3. I've seen it already

Alan Wake 2? Not sure I am ready for more dudes with axes and flying crows. Maybe they thow in a dude with a chainsaw this time...

Seriously though, they were making a psychological thriller action shooter sandboxish game...and pretty much establish narrative rules where they can throw almost anything at the gamer and have it fit the story...and all they can come up with is dudes with axes and bigger dude with an axe.

If it wasn't for those 2 DLC chapters which were properly trippy, I'd say the game was quite lackluster.

So sure Remedy, make more of em...milk it to death. If you're stuck with ideas, throw zombies in.

LOL WHAT O_O

D-Joe said: http://forum.alanwake.com/showthread.php?p=121830#post121830 Quote:   Originally Posted by MarkusRMD  1. It is quite awesome, indeed. And not only the facial animation part, it's the whole methodology of how we're approaching characters that has changed. 2. We haven't been on holiday for 10 months 3. I've seen it already

I smell an E3 announcement

Alan Wake 2 needs time, I really liked the first one, but it felt like a game that was developed in like two years and then was rushed out. Facial animations need to be fixed, lip syncing needs to be fixed, they have to make it not be repititive, the plot needs to stay coherent, give me more than two types of baddies to fight, stop rehashing environments like they did with the damn forest and give us more time in the town during the day. If they can at least fix the repititiveness, lip syncing and the forest, then I'd be happy with a sequel.

I thought my post was clear in indicating that I didn't like it...lol. 

I supported it at first as I was playing it, thinking it'll grow on me but by the time it was all said and done I found it a very repetitive shallow experience.

I don't care though, they can make part 2 if they wish...I may even give it a shot if it looks fun.