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  • Goodfella #1 2 years ago

    EG are spamming their own site with Alan Wake stuff. Please stop.
  • randompanda #2 2 years ago

    Why would you promote this aspect of your lead? Surely you'd want people to identify with your character, or at least root for him?
  • smelly #3 2 years ago

    with all these alan wake updates - im a bit surprised about the score it got.. obviously they didnt spend money on advertising.
  • Kerome #4 2 years ago

    It was a pretty decent game actually, and largely bug-free, so decent scores were not much of a surprise.

    But I like the direction they're taking it in. Making it episodic, with an extending storyline that just continues, should be good in this context. Whether it works commercially is another question, episodic games don't have a great track record in terms of sales. It's a problem with marketing, i think.
  • seabassuk #5 2 years ago

    Nathan Drake next please :D
  • Yossarian #6 2 years ago

    "Why would you promote this aspect of your lead? Surely you'd want people to identify with your character, or at least root for him?"

    Unfortunately videogames are a very new, very immature medium, and so unsympathetic protagonists are seen as a mistake or an "bad design", when they have existed happily in other forms of narrative storytelling for millennia.
  • Cadence #7 2 years ago

    Did no one else find that very, very funny?! I was in tears watching that. You guys really are a bunch of humourless bastards.
    Edited by Cadence at 27/07/10 @ 20:34