Alan Wake is finally to re-emerge from the bowels of Remedy HQ after months and months out of the public eye.
According to Microsoft's Robbie Bach, the game will be one of the titles that the company will have at next month's GDC in San Francisco.
"...we%26rsquo;re saving a lot of stuff for GDC, which is where we plan on showing off some big titles such as Halo Wars and Alan Wake," he's revealed.
The last time we had any real Alan Wake meat to sink our teeth into was back in November 2006. Since then, we've only had dribbles of talk about the game's release date, and developer Remedy telling the world that on PC it should be considered a Vista exclusive.
Alan Wake relates the tale of a horror writer who loses the love of his life and moves to smalltown America to start again - it's promising to be the next classic videogame terrorshow. To find out more, check out ourAlan Wake coverage.
[Source: Sith Gamer]
Jan 28, 2008
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