The Spike Video Game Awards will be throwing the curtain back on the first trailer for Alan Wake's upcoming adventure, but Game Informer have posted up the first screenshot. Feel free to dissect it any way that you believe you can.
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Here's two things: Alan is wielding a pretty unreal gas-powered pneumatic nail gun, additionally Night Springs is a 15 mile walk from where ever Alan is... so he has quite the walk ahead of him.
What are your hopes for Alan Wake's next adventure?
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My hopes... Are that it's a prelude to a sequel.
Honestly, Alan Wake deserved so much more than it got. It was brilliant, and contends for a spot in my top 10 all time games. While I'm 100% looking forward to this and will purchase it the moment it's released, I can't suppress some sadness towards the fact that we may not see Alan Wake return in a full out retail game.
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on May 3rd 2011 4:15PM
The crazy thing is: Yahtzee played with a giant rubber bawl and bowling pins, instead of the traditional cup and dice, is actually a better idea for a video game -- especially one compatible with Kinect and PlayStation Move. 
Marvelous's two-player Wii horror game Ikenie no Yoru (Night of the Sacrifice) is much scarier-looking than any game starring pastel human silhouettes should be. After the break, you'll find blood-splattered walls, creepy noises, and -- who just leaves a mannequin on a couch? Why would you do that? Additionally, if you happen to read Japanese, Marvelous is posting a short "horror novel" on the game's website. Watch out for occasional screamers. 
