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Remedy Entertainment's community manager has confirmed the release date of the PC edition of the psychological thriller, Alan Wake. The info was revealed the updated Q&A on the official Alan Wake forums: What is the release date? Alan Wake will be released on Steam during February 2012...

Oops, missed this one. Anyway, Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake is on its way to PCs and will be available for purchase through Steam. Check out the system requirements: OS: Windows Vista or Windows 7 (see below for Windows XP) PROCESSOR: A dual core processor is required: - AMD: Athlon X2 2...

Once a rumor, now a reality. Remedy Entertainment has officially confirmed the development of the PC edition of their psychological thriller, Alan Wake, which was 360-exclusive up until now. The game is scheduled to hit stores in "early 2012," featuring both 'The Signal' and 'The Writer' downloadable content add-ons that already available for the Xbox 360 version...

The ever-watchful vigilant eye of the PC gaming community spotted a listing in Steam's registry, indicating the possibility of a PC version of Remedy's Alan Wake. Word on the official Alan Wake forum is that the registry entries "are as valid as they can get...

Remedy Entertainment creators of the horror themed game Alan Wake posted a job ad for a senior level designer to join its "AAA console team." Apparently, according to the job ad, Remedy's looking for a person to work on a game that's a "well-balanced mix of compelling narrative and intense action...

It would appear that Time magazine has chosen what they think is the best game in 2010. Well, people, according to them, it's none other than the Xbox 360 exclusive, Alan Wake. "Its unsettled titular character carries adult concerns - a stalled career, a troubled marriage - into a psychological thriller set in a town taken over by a shadowy occult force...

After 'The Signal' Remedy plans to release the second -- and the last -- downloadable content for the Xbox 360 exclusive Alan Wake. The DLC is called 'The Writer' and is set to launch on October 12 (at $7). Check out the trailer for the new DLC:

Alan Wake, the 360-exclusive psychological action thriller from Remedy, receives downloadable content entitled The Signal today. Here's the world from MS: Now is the time to descend into madness as you explore the dark and twisted world of The Signal, the first Game Add-on for Alan Wake...

If any of you are interested, Sumthing Else Music Works will be introducing 'Alan Wake Original Score' featuring the music from the 360-only psychological horror. The score was composed by Petri Alanko and you can expect it in stores as of July 20...

Remedy Entertainment released screenshots and a trailer (the shortest ever) for their upcoming downloadable content, Alan Wake 'The Signal' - due out on July 27. Check out the shots below: click to view full gallery click to view full gallery Now, for the trailer: Like I said just now; the shortest trailer ever made. Period.

MSBOX World has the word that Remedy Entertainment's recently released action adventure, Alan Wake, didn't do too well sales wise. The Xbox 360 exclusive from MS and Remedy managed to shift 88,177 units, which is considerably less than other platform-exclusive games that hit the market within the past few months...

Remedy's psychological action thriller Alan Wake is set to hit stores throughout Europe on May 14 and North America on May 18. The first downloadable content for the game has received an official release date as well. The DLC is called "The Signal" and is slated to launch on July 27, 2010 according to game's official Facebook page...

Remedy's Oskari Hakkinen revealed in a recent interview (over at CVG) that the 'second season' for Alan Wake is already plotted out. “We do know where season two is going to go,” Hakkinen told CVG. “Season one will have a conclusive and satisfactory ending but we will leave doors open for season two and we know where we’re going to take the story...

The 5-year-long wait is over and Alan Wake is finally upon us. For those of you who didn't know, this game was brought to you by the creators of Max Payne. After a lengthy development process and God knows how may delays, we get a chance to get into the dark and creepy surroundings of "Bright Falls...

Microsoft offcially confirms that Alan Wake players will be able to spend "some extra quality time in Bright Falls," extending their stay in the creepy town set in the Pacific Northwest. "Included with every new purchase of the standard or limited collector’s editions of Alan Wake...