Today at Microsoft's Xbox One presentation, Phil Spencer presented the next game from Remedy. Titled Quantum Break, Spencer said it centers around the choices you make impacting the game world. A short trailer showed a live-action scene of a little girl talking to an adult woman. The little girl touched the woman to show what makes her "special," and the scene shifted to in-game footage of a tanker crashing through a bridge. After some brief clips, the slogan was: "time is the fire in which we burn."

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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.

Read more: 'After a slow start it's turning into something really positive' »

Remedy Entertainment revamped its classic combat-racer Death Rally for pocket telephones and doodads last year, and now it's bringing that back home to PC. "Entirely rebuilt" and tarted up for PC, the new Death Rally's coming to Steam on August 3 for $10.

Watch: The smash-happy announcement trailer »

Grab your leather jacket and suck on a lemon, for the mobile edition of Max Payne launched today for iThings. Remedy's hard-boiled, side-diving shooter costs $2.99, and is coming to Android soon too.

Read more: Customisable controls and Retina support »

We've hit that curve of the console cycle where developers begin to seriously look ahead to the next generation of PlayBoxes, and Remedy's now getting ready for the coming fun. The creator of Max Payne and Alan Wake is about to start hiring for more an unannounced next-gen game, saying it's "on the very brink of creating the games of the future."

Read more: But what could it be? »

Gentle reader, be warmed by the happy ending to the oft-sad story of Alan Wake's PC edition. It once seemed there'd be no PC release at all, but developer Remedy took matters into its own hands. Since then, the team has revealed that it had more than earned back the money it spent making the jazzed-up port within only 48 hours on sale.

Now Remedy has planned a series of PC patches, bringing fixes and changes including a free camera mode, for those who want to really explore Bright Falls.

Read more: Remedy 'certainly very excited about PC' »

Last Wednesday we added 2001's Max Payne to our growing list of video game classics, presented by MobyGames.com.

Max Payne delighted and surprised many gamers and critics alike when it was released back in 2001 for the PC with its blend of solid 3rd-person shooting and gritty noir-style presentation. The introduction of Bullet Time--which allowed players to slow time to a crawl while dodging and returning enemy fire--was brand new, and quite a huge deal at the time. Comic book-style cut-scenes and some appropriately melodramatic voice-over narration blended with the revenge-themed story to create an experience brimming with as much style as gunplay.

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Max Payne delighted and surprised many gamers and critics alike when it was released back in 2001 for the PC with its blend of solid 3rd-person shooting and gritty noir-style presentation. The introduction of Bullet Time--which allowed players to slow time to a crawl while dodging and returning enemy fire--was brand new, and quite a huge deal at the time. Comic book-style cut-scenes and some appropriately melodramatic voice-over narration blended with the revenge-themed story to create an experience brimming with as much style as gunplay.

Today we add 2001's classic third-person shooter, Max Payne, to our growing list of video game classics, presented by MobyGames.com.

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Remedy Games is planning for Alan Wake to make his PC debut on Steam this February, the company revealed in a lengthy 'Frequently Asked Questions' session on its own forum.

The post also revealed other details, such as further confirmation that the game will not use Microsoft's Games for Windows Live platform, nor will it be available on Mac. Though Microsoft published the game on the XBox 360, Remedy has opted to self-publish the game's PC version.

Read more: First look at expected PC specs »

Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment is looking for a few new staffers in its quest to create a "groundbreaking AAA console project," a job listing has revealed.

The listing also notes Remedy's desire to take its artificial intelligence and character and enemy behavior technology "to the next level."

Read more: Remedy's current projects and more on the listing »

Remedy Entertainment casually mentioned last week that it was brewing a survival mode for Alan Wake's American Nightmare, and now has lifted the lid on the pot to reveal a little more of 'Fight till Dawn' mode. The Finnish developer has also dropped an extended cut of the announcement trailer, now packing Fight till Dawn footage.

Watch: The extended cut trailer »

Alan Wake's American Nightmare will include a new arcade mode called Fight 'til Dawn. The new mode is one step that Remedy is taking to make this XBLA sequel more action-oriented and faster-paced than the first game, and is said to bear a resemblance to "Horde Mode" from the Gears series.

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Alan Wake has emerged from the darkness of console exclusivity and will finally make his way to the PC, developer Remedy Entertainment has announced.

Coming in "early 2012," Alan Wake on PC features the original, critically acclaimed title, first released on the Xbox 360 in May 2010. Remedy also confirms the PC version will include both 'The Signal' and 'The Writer' downloadable content add-ons, as part of the planned release.

Read more: PC specific features, distribution channels in the air »

During the Spike VGAs this past Saturday, Alan Wake's second adventure was finally revealed. Taking place within the confines of yet another world that could be described as both "dark" and "crazy," Alan Wake's American Nightmare will see the writer face off against a new enemy: an evil copy of himself, dubbed Mr. Scratch.

Though Microsoft wouldn't put an exact date on developer Remedy's Xbox Live Arcade-exclusive follow-up, today the company has announced that Alan Wake's American Nightmare will arrive in the first quarter of 2012.

Watch: Alan Wake's American Nightmare debut trailer »

If you're anything like me, you love you some Alan Wake. There was fear that Remedy's hero would never return from the darkness, but he has emerged to fight once more.

Wake's next adventure brings him to the Xbox Live Arcade in Alan Wake's American Nightmare, which was just revealed during in trailer form during the Spike VGAs. In the game's first footage, Wake reveals an evil copy of himself--dubbed Mr. Scratch--terrorizing the world he inhabits.

Watch: A real 'American Nightmare' »