Alan Wake's American Nightmare Summary

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Alan Wake's American Nightmare Review

Alan Wake returns before we'd barely even said goodbye, in American Nightmare; a guide to surviving with nothing but a flashlight and a magic typewriter.

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Alan Wake returns… in a Quantum Break easter egg

Alan Wake returns… in a Quantum Break easter egg

Oh, Remedy, you’re such a terrible tease. Not only do your games take a half-decade to come out, they’re already filled with hints of what’s coming next.

Xbox Live Marketplace content for next two weeks announced

Xbox Live Marketplace content for next two weeks announced

Major Nelson has revealed the upcoming Xbox Live Marketplace content for the next two weeks, and it's highlighted by the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 on Xbox on Demand and the major Revolution downloadable content pack for it.

Major Nelson reveals the upcoming Marketplace content for next two weeks

Major Nelson reveals the upcoming Marketplace content for next two weeks

Major Nelson has announced the upcoming Xbox Live Marketplace content coming to the service in the next two weeks. The content is highlighted by the Minecraft-like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim expansion Hearthfire today, while Armored Kill is coming to Battlefield Premium members next week, while the 4th Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 DLC pack, Final Assault, arrives this week.

PC version of Alan Wake's American Nightmare coming 22nd May

PC version of Alan Wake's American Nightmare coming 22nd May

Remedy has confirmed that a PC version of Alan Wake's American Nightmare is coming, and that it will be landing on Steam on the 22nd May. The game can be preordered from Steam now, and there is a 10% discount for preorders, and an additional 15% for owners of the original game.

Sony has "more artistic and adult-focused taste," says Journey dev

Sony has "more artistic and adult-focused taste," says Journey dev

Lead designer Jenova Chen from thatgamecompany has said Sony nurtures a more 'mature' audience for the PlayStation 3. The studio's Journey has become PSN's fastest selling title. Sony agree with Chen's assessment, commenting that the "primary PSN audience is indeed more adult," and their best-sellers reflect that. Many PSN titles require 'deep thinking'.

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