Source: www.computerandvideogames.com
Psychological adventure Alan Wake will be the closest thing that gaming has ever come to a top-notch TV thriller.
That's according to Microsoft, who this week told CVG that the Xbox 360 and PC title would "blur the lines" between TV and gaming - and reiterated that the much-delayed game was on track for a spring release.
"Alan Wake is on track from a development standpoint and will play an important role in our Spring 2010 game portfolio," said product marketing manager Laura Disney, commenting that developer Remedy had "really polished the game over the last few months".
She added: "The time Remedy has spent on Alan Wake is indicative of the final result players can expect to see. The storyline will run as a driving factor throughout the game, creating an atmosphere that captivates the player in a way that many straight-out horror games do not.
"Alan Wake will blur the lines between video gaming and television, and play on the strengths of both to create something truly compelling. "
