Alan Wake dev wants to avoid including game's ending in press copies

by Xav de Matos { Oct 31st 2009 at 10:30PM }

According to a Remedy managing director Matias Myllyrinne, the studio wants to discuss the possibility of leaving the ending of its upcoming thriller Alan Wake off discs sent to press with its publisher, Microsoft. "I think we're going to be insanely careful about how much of the story we reveal," Myllyrinne told G4TV. "I'd like to hold it back, [I] don't want anybody to spoil it for the audience. That's just my personal feeling."

Using the twist ending of The Sixth Sense as an analogy, Myllrinne says he'd prefer players be able to piece together the secrets of Bright Falls on their own before having them spoiled by others. Although admirable, his analogy can only mean one of two things: Alan Wake is dead or he's Haley Joel Osment. Either way, we're already terrified.

Tags: alan-wake, ending, microsoft, microsoft-game-studios, remedy-entertainment, spoilers

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

whylekat @ Oct 31st 2009 10:32PM

Ahh Spoilers!!

I'm all for it !

Premature ejaculation man @ Oct 31st 2009 10:59PM

I think the reviews for Alan wake and Mass Effect 2 are the only games I'm going to check reviews solely for their scores/quick positive and negative points summary. Otherwise I may run into spoilers.

Xav de Matos @ Oct 31st 2009 11:02PM

I think any reviewer that needs to fall into spoiling a game because they aren't able to explain around the narrative to outline his or her points needs to quit this business.

Then fall in a well and die.

robotoid @ Nov 1st 2009 12:08PM

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ChomskyKnows @ Nov 2nd 2009 11:17AM

It was all just a dream. The end.

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