Although mainstream developers haven't fully embraced the genre to this day, I think the technological advances of the seventh generation of video game consoles (Particularly the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360) heralded in the era of narrative-driven games. Unlike...
First released for the Xbox 360, Alan Wake was easily in my opinion the best non-RPG exclusive for the platform. Although developer Remedy Entertainment since released Control for PlayStation consoles which did allude to the game in its downloadable...
"I like the Alan Wake series" is the most simplest ways I can describe this series.... perhaps handing it a medal stating "The Otaku's Study - Game of the Year 2010" might also describe it nicely. As many of...
Long time readers will no doubt know that the original Alan Wake game released on the XBox360 in 2010 received my "Game of the Year 2010" award for its clever writing, intreguing gameplay surrounding "Light and Darkness" as well as the...
Alan Wake, a psychological Action thriller game developed by Remedy Entertainment and also winner of my 2010 Game of the Year has recently been announced to be recieving a PC version of the originally XBox360 exclusive title - with...
While Remedy Entertainment is apparently saving the games proper announcement until Spike's VGA Award Show, Major Nelson through his Twitter Feed has announced a small bit of information about the upcoming Alan Wake title. It is uncertain if the...
Being openly honest, I have tried to do this.... two or three times now however these sort of posts never make it past one or two categories, of course, if you are reading this now then I have managed...
Alan Wake: The Signal, is the first DLC title for the Alan Wake series. Personally, I do not like paid DLC content in games as I do believe that, if it can be made into DLC it SHOULD be...
Welcome to The Otaku's Study, XBox360! This marks the first review of an XBox360 game, and if you have had time to read my Xbox profile (Scroll a few posts down), then you may ask why I chose this...