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Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake will be released on May 18, 2010, as an Xbox 360 exclusive. Feast your eyes on the new screenshots: click to view full gallery click to view full gallery Five years. It took them five bloody years to make this. After all the delays and different decisions made throughout the development cycle, I just hope it's worth it.

"Some games are more suited for the intimacy of the PC, and others are best played from the couch in front of a larger TV screen. We ultimately realised that the most compelling way to experience Alan Wake was on the Xbox 360, so we focused on making it an Xbox 360 exclusive...

During it's X10 event, Microsoft made an official announcement, saying that Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake will be launching on May 18 in North America and May 21 in Europe as an Xbox 360 exclusive. MS released a new trailer for the game, to go along with this announcement. Check it out:

Alan Wake -- the psychological adventure from MS and Remedy -- is going to be the closest thing that gaming has ever come to a TV thriller; Microsoft said recently. In fact they said the game will "blur the lines" between TV and gaming. "Alan Wake is on track from a development...

Yeah, I think despite of a certain people thinking the overextended development process of Remedy's Alan Wake, it could still make an impact on the game market. Provided the developers and MS took all the extra time to give it a decent polish, in addition to a modern-day look...

The online Tokyo Game Show brings a wave of new media on various titles, including Microsoft's long-in-development psychological thriller, Alan Wake. Just a little reminder that development studio Remedy recently said that the creation of Alan Wake is coming to an end...

The development of Alan Wake has finally been completed, as confirmed by Remedy yesterday. Well, it's about time. Mind you, the game still has a vague Spring 2010 launch window. Remedy now shows a brand new trailer for the upcoming psychological action thriller for the Xbox 360:

It took them long enough, but it seems Remedy Entertainment is putting the finishing touches on their hugely awaited horror themed game, Alan Wake. Remedy managing director Matias Myllyrinne said that Alan Wake is "all done, we're just polishing at this point...

Fans who were waiting for Alan Wake all these years seem to be extremely upset about Remedy's and Microsoft's decision to cancel the PC edition of Alan Wake. Well, who wouldn't be upset after waiting for so long and then discovering they won't be able to check out the game at all when it finally hits retailers...

Despite our sincerest wishes that Microsoft and Remedy would bring the long-awaited game Alan Wake both to the PC and 360, it doesn't appear to be likely at this time. We've already heard that PC gamers will have to wait, but the situations seems to have changed...

Alan Wake, the long-awaited psychological thriller from Remedy, is evidently being geared towards the Xbox 360 edition. Yep, it's been confirmed that the 360 version is the development's team top priority (hm, I wonder why). Here's the word from Remedy via the official Alan Wake forums: I'm a PC gamer at heart (have a Core i7, Radeon 4890, 5...

IGN reports about Alan Wake plot details that got leaked on Remedy's official Alan Wake forums, supposedly posted by the community manager. The text from the game's story has been pulled, of course, though the dudes at IGN still have it in their news section. Be warned, it's obviously a bit of a spoiler - read it... or don't, it's up to you.

Here it is folks. We finally get a glimpse at fresh Alan Wake media, starting off with a brand new cinematic trailer: Ah, now that's more like it. Remedy Entertainment are back on track at last. You can also have a look at the new screenshots: click to view full gallery Alan Wake still doesn't have an official release date, but we do know that the game will appear on the Xbox 360 and PC.

In the past few days, reports were coming in that a brand new trailer for Remedy's Alan Wake is set to debut before a special preview screening of the Max Payne feature film, on October 15, 2008. It didn't take long before we got a peek of a single snapshot from the soon-to-be-released cinematic trailer...

Those rumors regarding a brand new trailer for Alan Wake emerging later next month no longer seem like rumors... no sir. It was reported that the trailer is set to debut before a special preview screening of the Max Payne feature film, on October 15, 2008...