Alan Wake- X360

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Xbox 360 Games the Alan Wake- X360 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 77/100 = Good quality.

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Expert review by: Will Tuttle (gamespy.com)

Alan Wake Review

Is Remedy's long-awaited thriller the best game Stephen King never wrote?

Creepily oppressive atmosphere that'll get under your skin; self-awareness brings some needed levity; TV-style presentation

Some long gameplay slogs throw off the otherwise tight pacing; stilted voice acting and character animations

In a remarkable display of self-control, I played Alan Wake as I like to assume the designers intended -- one "episode" at a time, for six evenings. This TV-style presentation (it even features a "Previously, on Alan Wake..." montage, a la Lost) breaks...

May, 2010

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Expert review by: Troy Matsumiya (gamingtarget.com)

Alan Wake

Further enhancing the environmental realism will be the incredible dynamic shadow, lighting and weather effects that are a sight to behold. Bad weather will especially show off the cool particle physics as wind stirs up dust and small objects;...

Oct, 2006

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Expert review by: Andrew Sztein (gamingexcellence.com)

Alan Wake Xbox 360 Review

Does Alan have what it takes to keep you awake all night?

Alan Wake takes a slightly different approach to typical video game horror. Instead of relying on closet scares and oppressive atmosphere (although those are found here too), Alan Wake takes a more psychological approach, relying on tried and true...

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Alan Wake- X360

Fill the shoes of one Alan Wake, a man who makes his living from the terror of others as a bestselling suspense novelist. Trapped in the deceptively peaceful Washington town of Bright Falls, where he came to escape the trauma of losing his fiance, Alan...

May, 2010