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Alan Wake Will "Blur Line Between Games And TV"

January 28, 2010 in News comments 11

Alan Wake has been in development for four years, but it looks like the wait might end up being worth it. According to Microsoft, Remedy has been 'polishing' Alan Wake for months and that the game will "blur the lines" between TV and gaming.

Psychological adventure Alan Wake will be the closest thing that gaming has ever come to a top-notch TV thriller.

That's according to Microsoft, who this week told CVG that the Xbox 360 and PC title would "blur the lines" between TV and gaming - and reiterated that the much-delayed game was on track for a spring release.
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  • 0
    chautemoc Jan 28, 10
    This from the publisher, so it means next to nothing to me...
  • 1
    Curt Connors Jan 28, 10
    Blurring the line sounds interesting, until I think it might mean MGS4 syndrome, hours of non interactive cutscenes D:
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    Aussie Legend* Jan 28, 10
    Blurring the line between games and tv? I bought a game, so chances are I want to play a game. I can watch TV for free

    jk.

    Still looking forward to this game. Very much so infact.
  • 1
    conel3 Jan 28, 10
    pretty sure Alone in the Dark said that too.
    • 0
      kevcothirtythree Jan 28, 10
      I've been saying this for AGES!!! Thumbs for you!
  • 1
    Curt Connors Jan 28, 10
    Actually 'blurring the line between games and TV/movies' seems to be one of those PR expressions that doesn't usually mean much more than high quality graphics and dialogue. I'm sure I've heard it a few times before too.
  • 1
    Hideo1 Jan 28, 10
    How about it blurs the line between Remedy and Worth Buying? Might be a better idea
  • 2
    dwg14390 Jan 28, 10
    How about releasing the damn game! Or are you "blurring the lines between release date and pushing it back for more stupid shit"

    Just you wait I predict a delay .
  • 0
    kspiess Jan 28, 10
    "blur the lines between games and TV" is a bad thing though. That's what a lot of people don't recognize.
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    Ammy and Issun Jan 29, 10
    tbh i'd rather one that blurred between Gaming and movies

    TV sucks nowadays mostly
  • 1
    Woudo Jan 29, 10
    Sounds like a PS3 game.

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