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With the PC version of his first outing finally launching, Remedy sees a rosy future for Alan Wake. Johnny Cullen talks to the studio’s head of franchise development Oskari Häkkinen on what’s coming and more.

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Remedy has released a new developer video for Alan Wake: American Nightmare, and in it the team discusses how Wake’s story this time around is more of a pulp-action-adventure. Drawing inspiration from sci-fi and B-movie classics, as well as urban legends, American Nightmare will have a very different mood and stylization, similar to the TV show in the first game Night Springs, and Wake will find out that sometimes, legends like Mr. Scratch, are real. American Nightmare launches on February 22.

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American Nightmare is not going to be the last time you see Alan Wake in action, Remedy boss Matias Myllyrinne has promised.

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The PC version of Alan Wake – which boasts a visual upgrade, stereoscopic 3D and multi-screen support – comes in several flavours, including a fancy pants retail collector’s edition.

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The second part of our tour of the Finnish games industry, in which Patrick Garratt sees Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, travels from Helsinki to Tampere and tries to navigate a blizzard using a game on an ancient Nokia phone.

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Remedy’s just announced it’ll bring Alan Wake to PC, nearly seven years after it was first announced, on February 16.

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EA’s announced this afternoon a new list of partners for Origin, the main one being Alan Wake developer Remedy. The Finnish studio will bring the upcoming PC version of Wake to the service when it launches. The others who’ve also also signed up to Origin alongside Remedy are Iceberg Interactive, Strategy First, Macro Games, Selectsoft and Legendo Entertainment, who join initial third-party partners Warner, THQ, Capcom, Trion and Robot Entertainment.

EA announced last night that 9.3 million active Origin accounts for the marketplace.

Nordic Games has announced this morning it’ll publish the PC version of Alan Wake at retail.

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Remedy’s confirmed the PC version of Alan Wake will support 3D and multi-screen features. The features were confirmed via series of pictures posted on the game’s website, which showed a multi-screen setup and someone playing it in 3D.

The thriller, which launched on Xbox 360 two years ago, launches on PC next month.

Remedy has taken to its official forums to announce a February release window for Alan Wake on Steam, as well as list the preliminary system requirements needed in order to run the game.

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Remedy’s posted a job listing for what it says is a “groundbreaking” AAA console project.

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Remedy’s confirmed it will be the publisher of Alan Wake for PC when it launches on Steam early next year.

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Following the announcement that Alan Wake would finally arrive on PC early next year, Remedy has admitted a day one launch of the game “hurt” the company.

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Remedy’s just announced it’s bringing Alan Wake to PC in early Q1 2012, launching in the same period as XBLA spin-off American Nightmare.

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The first Alan Wake is about to finally get its PC release, according to listings on the Steam registry and further teasing from Remedy.

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Wanna look at the first shot of the new Alan Wake game for XBLA? Sure you do, and IGN has graciously posted it onto the net for all to see. We’ve got it for you below as well. The game will finally be revealed tonight during the VGAs , which of course Johnny and myself will be live blogging. Dedication and all that.

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Watch for this tonight. Seriously. Eyes zesty, keep them peeled.

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German ratings body the USK has rated something called Alan Wake’s American Nightmare. Chances are that this is the name of the new standalone XBLA title that Remedy is set to unveil on Saturday at the VGAs set in the Wake universe. It was previously rumoured it would be subtitled Night Springs. Pat’s at Remedy this morning, so we’ll get him to chase it while he’s there.

Via Siliconera.

Just in case you didn’t get it before, Remedy has reiterated its upcoming Alan Wake XBLA title, to be shown for the first time at the VGAs this weekend, is not a full Alan Wake 2.

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Alan Wake’s debut on Xbox Live Arcade is more than you think, according to VGA boss and GameTrailers TV host Geoff Keighley, who’s said it’s “effectively” Alan Wake 2.

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