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Microsoft’s nailed a May 27 date for Alan Wake in Japan.

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Alan Wake is looking interesting. Its story seems to be interesting too. So interesting, it could be like Max Payne and turned into a movie.

So what say you, Sam Lake?

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Alan Wake was a sandbox game before going on a more linear route, writer Sam Lake has revealed.

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Microsoft just confirmed Alan Wake for a May 18 launch on the US and May 21 in Europe.

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The story in Alan Wake will be one of the game’s “driving factors” throughout.

That’s according to Laura Disney, product marketing manager for Microsoft.

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Expecting an Alan Wake demo before its spring release, kiddlewinks?

Too bad: it’s unlikely to happen, according to Remedy.

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Speaking in a live chat to its fans, Remedy has hinted at a possible collectors edition for Alan Wake, although it wouldn’t confirm or deny one.

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Remedy has revealed in a live chat to fans that Alan Wake will have “a conclusive and satisfactory ending.”

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Microsoft’s just released some new screens for Alan Wake.

Find them below.

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Remedy’s released a new video of Alan Wake, showing how the torchlight will work in play.

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Microsoft confirmed at its CES keynote last night that Alan Wake will get post-launch DLC this year.

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Gamepro Germany’s put out seven new shots of Alan Wake.

They look good, blud. Go see.

The Remedy thriller is down for release in the first half of the year, according to Microsoft. Might be out as soon as May.

GT has live some new footage of Alan Wake, which shows him trying to out-run the cops.

It does look good, which is why you need to see it after the jump. It’s an extended version of the footage shown the other day on GTTV.

They also have a full playthrough of the level that writer Sam Lake was talking about back in August. That is also after the jump.

The game is out in spring 2010 – possibly May – for the Xbox 360. PC version is MIA.

Via VGChartz. Thanks, reask.

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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.

It has been revealed at Microsoft’s E3 press conference that Alan Wake will be released on Xbox 360 in Spring 2010.

We’ve been waiting a long time for this one, but now at least the end is in sight.

In an interview with Norwegian site, Gamer.no, Remedy Games’ head of franchise development Oskari Häkkinen has revealed to he can’t say anything about Alan Wake. Not a smidgeon.

“I can not tell you anything about Alan Wake right now, not even progress on Alan Wake,” he said.

What he did say however, was that a comparison to Silent Hill was justified, meaning that the game will be heavy on atmosphere, story and puzzle-solving. Although he was quick to add there will be no zombies in Alan Wake. Shame.

Alan Wake was announced in 2005 for PC and Xbox 360.

Read the dodgy Google translation through the link.

Remedy’s just confirmed that the supposed leaked Alan Wake footage is fake.

“No Mike, this is not real!” said a senior Remedy representative to VG247 just now.

So there you have it. As we told you exclusively only yesterday, Remedy Games will show us all some more Alan Wake when the time is right.

Update: NeoGaf bloodhounds have unearthed that the footage is actually from Redwood Falls, an axed PS3 title. You can see the gameplay in its entirity here.

By Mike Bowden

The internet has released some off-screen, poor quality, but very real-looking Alan Wake footage.

It’s in first person, and Alan’s looking around a snowy area with a pistol in his hand to some eerie music.

We’re checking with Remedy for comment.

Check it out after the break.

Update: Remedy has confirmed to VG247 that the footage is fake.

By Mike Bowden

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Remedy Games got in touch this morning to tell videogaming247 that with regards to Alan Wake, we can expect to see something “interesting” but only “when the time is right.”

“Yeah, I think we will see something interesting,” said Remedy to VG247 when we asked if there was something new to report. “[We] will be looking at our schedules and sorting interviews etc. out when the time is right.”

However, GDC 09 might be “a little too early”, the developer confirmed. We’re keeping our fingers crossed.

Alan Wake was announced to some fanfare back in 2005. Since then, however, information has been rather thin on the ground.

However, last year, Remedy released some cool looking footage and images.

Earlier that same month, Remedy explained that the reason the psychological thriller is taking so long is because there is only a small development team at work on the game.

Alan Wake is expected sometime this year for Xbox 360, and going by the above quote it seems we might know more very soon.

By Mike Bowden