Mon, Feb 23, 2009 | 19:53 GMT
Remedy publishes two more Alan Wake excerpts
Remedy’s dropped two more text passages from Alan Wake, a move likely to add more weight to gossip of a GDC reveal.
A first snippet was released on Friday night.
Alan’s an author. So he writes. This is what he writes. Poor old Alan.
Rusty’s screams were still ringing in my ears. The tree stump the grove got its name from looked like a severed leg of a monsterous bird. I prayed that the gun would make a difference. Every time I moved the flashlight, I was afraid of the horrors it might reveal. Suddenly a ragged arrow gloved in the light. I followed it.
- Alan Wake
Here’s the second one.
I taped a note on the door (I had forgotten so many things already).
and made its way inside, through a nostril or an ear. I barricaded the door of the cabin. I kept the lights on at all times. I was convinced that I would wake up changed, darkness having seeped in through the cracks in the floor, crawled up to my bed. I became increasingly afraid to go to sleep.-Alan Wake
Got that? Goodo. Show it, please. Thanks, IGN.
4 comments
#1
Hunam
23/02/09, 8:18 pm
Reminds me of the diary’s in Resident Evil. Cheesy and stupid, but still fun.
#2
No_PUDding
23/02/09, 10:12 pm
Reminds me a LOT of Max Payne’s numerous monologue, basically every cutscene.
That’s probably my fault though.
#3
Blerk
24/02/09, 8:13 am
Are these things supposed to have all those typos in them?
#4
trancearena
24/02/09, 2:07 pm
Hey vg247
“Here’s the second one.
I taped a note on the door (I had forgotten so many things already).
and made its way inside, through a nostril or an ear. I barricaded the door of the cabin. I kept the lights on at all times. I was convinced that I would wake up changed, darkness having seeped in through the cracks in the floor, crawled up to my bed. I became increasingly afraid to go to sleep.
-Alan Wake”
mine was wrong, That’s it there:
“I became increasingly afraid to go to sleep.
I was convinced that I would wake up changed, darkness having seeped in through the cracks in the floor, crawled up to my bed, and made its way inside, through a nostril or an ear.
I barricaded the door of the cabin. I kept the lights on at all times. I taped a note on the door (I had forgotten so many things already):
‘Don’t go out.’
-Alan Wake “