there already have been GFW branded games that didn't met all the standarts. Currently it truly tured into mere brand logo, nothing morebrain_stew said:Any games that feature that logo must meet a certain amount of quality standards (stuff like widescreen resolution support, 360 controller support where relevant, Vista games explorer integration, that sort of thing), so your two initial statements are simply incompatible.
FoolsRun said:This was just posted by a Remedy employee on the Alan Wake community forums.
http://forum.alanwake.com/showthread.php?t=2330
It sounds like it'll be a timed exclusive with the PC coming out after the 360 version. Considering they were still discussing the PC version earlier this year, it seems unlikely that it's been cancelled altogether.
The PC version of Alan Wake, if it does come at all, will be after Remedy releases it on Xbox 360 and they "evaluate the situation."
by IndustryGamers on Friday, July 10, 2009
Alan Wake has been in development for several years, long enough to have potentially had a PS3 release before Microsoft picked up the publishing rights, limiting the game to the Xbox 360 and PC. Now, however, it appears as though the game's release on PC is tenuous at best.
We are fully concentrated on the Xbox 360 version, said Sam Lake, lead writer for Alan Wake to Edge. Other than that the plans are up in the air and open. Once we get this version done well see.
When pressed about bringing Alan Wake to PC, Lake responded, As I said, the plans are open, and once were done with the 360 version well evaluate the situation and see what makes sense.
Microsoft Game Studios is pushing a game onto the Xbox 360 instead of PC, yet another piece of evidence why they murdered PC gaming.
Fredescu said:So no, you will not be seeing any PC games worth playing from MGS any time soon.
Visualante said:PC gaming fuck yeah
It won't be playable at all "anytime soon". If it does come out, and if it is published by MGS, there's a chance that it will be the last MGS published PC game you will play.Woo-Fu said:I guess that means Alan Wake won't be worth playing...
Just to be clear, when was the last time that they had talked about the PC version of AW? I can't remember anything since that on-stage demo for Intel a couple of years ago. And, jeeze, guys...try not to sound too self-entitled and bitter about something that hasn't even been confirmed yet.Darklord said:Why the fuck announce something for one system then change it? Fucking arseholes.
Thank you for your continued interest in Alan Wake. It is accurate that we are currently working exclusively on the Xbox360 version of Alan Wake. PC plans are currently open, and therefore its safe to say that at least a simultaneous launch with the Xbox version will not happen at this late stage. Remedy has a deep heritage in PC gaming and would love to see a PC version available to its PC followers, ultimately however this decision lies with our publisher.
Weve also taken the time to update the FAQ to correctly reference the new situation.
Darklord said:Why the fuck announce something for one system then change it? Fucking arseholes.
CrushDance said:Wow. This is the last remnant all over again. what a joke to all those that waited. I still remember the Intel demo from way back! Sucks for you PC guys :/
That will teach them.ZombieSupaStar said:Oh well, I will only buy this on PC eventually, even though I own a 360. If it never hits PC I will never, ever play this game.
take that MS! TAKE THaT!1
Hellraizer said:That will teach them.
Hellraizer said:That will teach them.
Feindflug said::lol :lol :lol
Haunted said:I'll just pretend that a PC version was never announced or shown, so I won't think "oh what could've been" constantly when I play Alan Wake in 720p and 30fps (with dips) on the 360. :/
Haunted said:I'll just pretend that a PC version was never announced or shown, so I won't think "oh what could've been" constantly when I play Alan Wake in 720p and 30fps (with dips) on the 360. :/
wouldn't doubt it.1cesc said:Wow I didn't think it would be anything but a simultaneous release. The fact that it's not makes me believe it won't be released at all. They did it with Gears of War 2, they did it with Fable II, they're doing it with Alan Wake.
1cesc said:Wow I didn't think it would be anything but a simultaneous release. The fact that it's not makes me believe it won't be released at all. They did it with Gears of War 2, they did it with Fable II, they're doing it with Alan Wake.
Feindflug said:No offense but if you won't be able to enjoy a game because it's not at 1080p/120fps then I feel bad for you...I guess you don't even have a Wii because gaming at 480p would've been atrocious.
Basically.Minsc said:I think you've missed the point. Given the choice between playing a game in sub 720p at choppy framerates and playing it at 1080p at 60fps, he'd rather be playing the better quality version.
If a game has no alternative version to play, you don't have to think about it in the back of your mind every time the frame rates drops, as you wouldn't have that problem on the PC version. Most Wii games don't have PC versions, so this isn't the same thing.
I hate you.mrgone said:They're not going to shut out pc gamers. Microsoft wouldn't do that! All they're doing is delaying it so it can be released as a Windows 7/DirectX 11/Games for Windows Live exclusive. So turn those frowns upside-down!