The first Alan Wake has crossed the 2 million sales mark, which Remedy says makes it a "cult classic." The developer hasn't announced a follow-up since the downloadable American Nightmare, but says the series is "close to our hearts" and still has a future.
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It took nearly two years for PC gamers to get a proper port of Remedy Entertainment's horror action game, Alan Wake. Thankfully, fans won't have to wait long for the second entry in the series. Alan Wake's American Nightmare is coming to PC later this month.
American Nightmare--while not "Alan Wake 2"--picks up the story after the events of the first game. While it will expand upon the fate of Mr. Wake, expect a heavier emphasis on action, as the game began its life as a "survival mode" for the original.
Mr. Scratch wants you to buy Alan Wake's American Nightmare. You might want to take him up on it, or you'll regret it. Slightly. Especially if he murders you.
Mr. Scratch wants you to buy Alan Wake's American Nightmare. You might want to take him up on it, or you'll regret it. Slightly. Especially if he murders you.
Alan Wake must fight the forces of darkness as Mr. Scratch moves towards Night Springs in the Xbox Live Arcade title Alan Wake's American Nightmare, launching February 22, 2012 for 1200 Microsoft points.
"I always assumed American Nightmare was a dream by Alan Wake's friend and manager, Barry and ..."
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