XMNR: Alan Wake hit Steam on Thursday and Green Man Gaming is celebrating by offering a coupon for 30% off it and other horror-themed PC games such as The Darkness 2.
SPOnG: "Alan Wake is to finally make its way on PC on March 2nd - but is it too late for the action-thriller to thrive on the platform, so long after the Xbox 360's release? Remedy seems to think so, revealing that the main reason for the PC version's existence is to simply keep a promise to its fans."
Nordic Games has released today the official images of what the limited and standard edition of the game Alan Wake for the PC will look like.
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Remedy and Nordic Games are readying fans for the release of Alan Wake's American Nightmare on February 22 with a fresh “Mr. Scratch” trailer and new info on the jam-packed Alan Wake PC Collector's Edition...
DSOGaming writes: "Alan Wake PC is almost upon us, but have you ever wondered what has been changed or tweaked between the PC and the X360 version? Naturally, most of you think that the games resolution is the only thing changed. Well, you are wrong. There are some additional juicy differences between these two versions and Remedys Markus has revealed them. Shadows, SSAO, Volumetric Lights, GodRay and LOD distance have been either improved or added to the PC, so keep reading to find out what has been changed."
Alan Wake PC seems like a resource hog!
Website PCGH tested Alan Wake PC on 14 different graphics cards. Interesting: Radeons beat the Geforces in their testing.
DSOGaming writes: "Alan Wake PC is coming in two weeks and we have some brand new information on it."
DSOGaming writes: "Since the announcement of Alan Wakes PC version, a lot of gamers have been wondering whether Remedy would be using textures of a higher resolution or not. And at last, we can finally answer to that question."
Alan Wake released on Xbox 360 in 2010, but its only next month that a PC version will be available. Developers Remedy Entertainment discuss the delay.
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