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Fresh from his departure from Ubisoft, Patrice Desiléts has been added to the line-up for this year’s GameLab conference in Barcelona.

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Alan Wake developer Remedy has announced it’s hiring for “future generation consoles”.

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The original developer of the Max Payne series is suitably impressed with Rockstar’s sequel.

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IGN’s gone live with the third and final dev diary for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, this time focussing on Wake’s alter opposite Mr Scratch and his ongoing desire to kill his wife Alice. He also kills creative writer Sam Lake in the video too. What a bad man. Watch and see below the break.

Alan Wake’s American Nightmare launches on XBLA on Wednesday for 1200 MS points. Watch the site this morning for a Wake-themed interview with Remedy franchise head Oskari Hakkinen.

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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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IGN‘s gone live with a 11 minute video showing Fight Till Dawn mode from Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, showing off the game’s co-op challenge mode Fight Till Dawn. Remedy CEO Matias Myllyrinne describes the mode in great detail, showing the various enemies and weapons you’ll come across, as well as some tension-packed moments. Get the video below the break.

Get our impressions of American Nightmare, with extended trailer and screens, here. It’s out in Q1 2012 for XBLA.

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It may not be Wake 2, but American Nightmare doesn’t mark the end of Alan’s shadowy adventures. We visited Remedy to talk about continuing 360′s most unsettling dream.

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Original Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment has cleared up its position on where it’s at with Max Payne 3, saying its been providing feedback to Rockstar with its development.

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Remedy managing director Matias Myllyrinne has said that the developer has learnt lessons from the development of Alan Wake, and that it will use what it learnt from that with future projects.

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Remedy boss Matias Myllyrinne has said that the quicker the games industry goes towards a digital-only future, it’ll be for the best.

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Remedy boss Matias Myllyrinne has refused to confirm or deny to VG247 if Alan Wake 2′s development has begun.

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Alan Wake is a fine game. It reviewed very well, getting an 83 on Meta, and is a shoe-in for those Game of the Year lists that’ll start popping up any day now.

It goes without saying, but needless to say, Alan Wake’s a bit more then just alright.

After five years in development, the Remedy thriller released in May for Xbox 360, and has seen two DLC episodes release since then: The Signal in July and The Writer earlier this month.

We spoke to Remedy’s managing director Matias Myllyrinne and gave a bit of a look back on the game, its DLC, as well as the now-canned PC version, the feedback towards the game and more.

Give it a read below.

[WARNING: We do talk about the DLC, The Signal and The Writer, which takes place after the main game ends. If you hit the break, you do so at your own risk. Beware.]

[Interview by Johnny Cullen]

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Five years was all it took between development and release for Alan Wake, but even developer Remedy didn’t think it would take as long as it did to get here.

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Remedy’s confirmed that you’re going to get additional Alan Wake content in 2010, following the game’s May release.

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Remedy MD Matias Myllyrinne has told a DICE crowd that “freaky prototypes” are one of the reasons Alan Wake’s taken so bloody long.

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Remedy’s managing director Matias Myllyrinne and writer Sam Lake revealed in an interview that once the Alan Wake is released, it may be a make or break title for the firm.

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Remedy has said in an interview with BlendGames that Alan Wake on 360 is a much better “environment” then PC.

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Remedy has revealed to G4TV that they are looking at the possibility of removing the ending from Alan Wake from any review code reviewers will get when they review the game before it’s release.

“I think we’re going to be insanely careful about how much of the story we reveal,” said Remedy’s Matias Myllyrinne.

“We’ll clearly discuss with some of our friends at Microsoft whether we even give the ending of the game for anybody’s preview. I’d like to hold it back, [I] don’t want anybody to spoil it for the audience. That’s just my personal feeling .”

Find more info through the link.

It’s out next spring for the Xbox 360.

Alan Wake could have been released “much earlier”.

That is what Remedy’s Matias Mylllyrinne said in a recent episode of EGTV, showcasing the game. Mylllyrinne also confirmed the game has been in development since 2005.

“It’s been since 2005 so it’s – we’ve be crafting this thing and for us I mean we could’ve put something out much earlier to be honest, and it would’ve been probably okay.

“But for us, we only want to come out with a game when we have something to say and a point to make so when gamers put down their hard earned cash on a game the Remedy brand on that box needs to be a seal of quality so they’re getting a certain movie like experience with good story and a good character.

That really is key for us.”

Game is out in spring 2010 for Xbox 360.

Remedy’s managing director Matias Myllyrinne has been announced as the second keynote speaker for GDC Europe.

His keynote will be titled “From Max Payne to Alan Wake: Creating Intellectual Properties the Remedy Way,” and will focus on maintaining a small, independent company while remaining passionate about new IPs.

“Remedy revolutionized the action genre with Max Payne in 2001,” said Frank Sliwka, Vice President European Business Development of Think Services Game Group. “Their keynote exemplifies a success story of high quality games produced in Europe and enjoyed worldwide.

“We are honored to welcome Myllyrinne to the stage.”

Colonge will be THE place to be August 17-19 as GDC Europe and GamesCom will be taking the town by storm.

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