Remedy Registers Alan Wake's Return Trademark
Whatever it is, let's hope it's better than American Nightmare.
Remedy could possibly have something up its sleeve with its recent trademark registration.
An eagle-eyed NeoGAF user has pointed out a trademark for Alan Wake's Return that was filed on February 23. The trademark was submitted via the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market's Fast Track service and hasn't yet been authorized.
It's interesting to note that this isn't the first time we've seen this name. A domain was registered with the same name in June last year, but the registration information is correlated with Network Solutions LLC, the very same Remedy uses for other live domains.
Remedy is hard at work with Quantum Break due out in April, but it's not out of the realm of possibility to expect a follow-up to the excellent Alan Wake. As long as it's nothing like the downloadable Alan Wake's American Nightmare, I'll be on board. It'd be nice to revisit the series and see how things have progressed since the Xbox 360's heyday as far as Alan is concerned.
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replyBrittany Vincent posted a new article, Remedy Registers Alan Wake's Return Trademark
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Would be better if they released the game that was alluded to before Microsoft scooped it up. Anyone remember those Intel Core demos for Alan Wake?
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The crazy tornado tech is still in Alan Wake, the first one chases you to the lighhouse in the very first episode, almost exactly 10 minutes in and then of course there's the tornado you have to destroy at the end of the game.
I'm glad they scrapped the original open-world idea in favour of a well-paced thriller. 'American Nightmare' is a bit more "open world".
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So good! Also reminds me of what Halo was supposed to be. I don't want to hate on Microsoft anymore, but they really seemed to throttle back the ideas of these games to get them released for the Xbox
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