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People you followTaggedGeneral - Opinion/EditorialCommunity ReviewsOff-topicCommunity PodcastersBloggers Wanted ResponseLetters to Dtoids EditorsGet InvolvedGeneral BadassnessJoin a Live Stream EventListen to CommunitoidJoin a Playdate EventCompete in a ContestA mere week after the release of Death Rally on iOS devices, Remedy Entertainment has already released a significant update to their combat racer. In addition to fixing some bugs in the initial release and some minor im...
| Conrad Zimmerman |
Microsoft released a Windows 7 themepack for Alan Wake today. Let's all download it to send a "Signal" that people still want Alan Wake on the PC, shall we? If you never used one of these before, it's just a collection of twe...
| Maurice Tan |
Alan Wake developer Remedy Entertainment is going back to its roots, reviving its first title, Death Rally, for the iOS. The developer says car combat game is "now bigger, stronger and more vicious than ever." The teaser trailer for the game looks surprisingly gorgeous, with plenty of explosions as you'd expect. Death Rally is expected to launch on the App Store in March for iPhone and iPad.
| Nick Chester |
Time and time again, we've heard Remedy talk about how great a sequel to Alan Wake would be. There's still no definitive answer as to what the studio is working on, but whatever it is, it's taking place on the same engine use...
| Jordan Devore |
Remedy CEO Matias Myllyrinne was friendly enough to invite Daniel Carneiro and myself over for an interview in Cologne about all things Alan Wake. We talked about Lost, The Wicker Man, Agent Nightingale, DLC and more. As Al...
| Maurice Tan |
Have you always wanted a cardboard cut-out of a fictional author to look at you while you sleep? Well, as freakishly unlikely as it is, your prayers have been answered. Remedy has provided a high resolution copy of Alan Wake'...
| Jim Sterling |
Consider this your official reminder to download the first of two add-ons for Alan Wake, "The Signal." For those who bought the game new, a redeemable code was packed in the box, rendering this a free download. Otherwise, it'...
| Jordan Devore |
In a discussion between IGN and Remedy regarding what's next for Alan Wake, head of franchise development Oskari Hakkinen went all out in revealing his desire to continue working with Bright Falls' odd mythos. First up, downl...
| Jordan Devore |
Alan Wake is a pretty cool guy, and you know, I have grown to love his agent Barry Wheeler even after an admittedly rough start. I pray that Remedy gets to releasing the two announced add-on episodes before too long, or else ...
| Jordan Devore |
Well, that was unexpected. After the recent teaser for something rooted in live-action Alan Wake, we have our answer as promised -- it's a music video. Who saw that coming? What's that, you did? Not a chance, you dirty liar!...
| Jordan Devore |
Love them or hate 'em, the concept behind those live-action prequel videos for Alan Wake was solid. I'd certainly rather see more marketing dollars put into stuff like that than TV commercials or what have you, no question. ...
| Jordan Devore |
This is a weird situation to be in. My copy of Alan Wake hasn't arrived yet -- top men assure me it's "in the mail" -- and it's difficult for me to talk about the impending downloadable content for the game since it delves in...
| Jordan Devore |
Destructoid's been talking with Alan Wake writer Mikko Rautalahti as we gear up for the game's release this week. As a big Xbox 360 exclusive, Alan Wake has obviously been dragged into the console wars with many fans pit...
| Jim Sterling |
With Alan Wake hitting store shelves this week, we've been chatting with the game's writer, Mikko Rautalahti. As fans of videogame narrative, we asked Rautalahti how important Alan Wake's story was to the game, and wheth...
| Jim Sterling |
You could be forgiven for thinking that Alan Wake was a horror game, but Remedy maintains that its spooky torch adventure is not trying to be Silent Hill or Resident Evil. "To us it’s a thriller," explains writer&...
| Jim Sterling |
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