As far as I'm concerned, Alan Wake was the best game to be released before summer, which is why I feel so frustrated when I see that the US market did not give it a warm welcome. Today, Remedy released their first downloadable episode entitled The Signal and it is entirely free provided you purchased the game. I'm sure those of you who played through Wake's adventure will not wait to get it. As for the others, I strongly advise you to give the full game a try, after all, better late than never.
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this is game of the year for me, no doubt about it.
I think the biggest problem was that microsoft did an unusally piss poor job at marketing the game. Cant speak for the states, but in the UK i didnt see one advert for it. It's all very well doing an excellent live action prequel to the game..but thats pointless if it doesnt get the people that dont go to gaming sites discovering what Alan Wake is.
It only happens once a day if I'm not mistaken (and certainly not every time you want top stream a video) but if you want us to stop, we can. And you know what, we'll also stop the site altogether at the same time by doing so. Unless you're willing to pay for the free content we provide that is.
The site's health is bad enough with just a few ads, but I guess having Gamersyde down for good would mean no such whinning anymore. Silver lining...
bleachedsmiles: probably on Gametrailers with all the others as they get all the exclusive trailers and videos. :p
How many shooters use the same light mechanics as wake?
Thanks for the trailer, gamersyde!
Had they kept to their original plan, and made a big open world adventure, it could have been incredible, but what we ended up with was a very basic, very linear shooter.
As for The Signal, I spent a few hours or so playing it tonight. Well, you get to shoot more shadow men, lots more shadow men. And that's pretty much it so far.
(forget that disaster of non-game that is heavy rain)
if you know what i mean... some games just get the free pass and others don't.
Great atmosphere and tension and story.