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, I wasn't expecting quite the outpouring I got. I thought maybe there'd be a couple of dozen questions, perhaps more, but you submitted well over 100. It's a lot more than I imagined would come in, so thank you. It's a really encouraging precedent for doing similar things in the future.. Sorry it's taken a few days to turn around but I haven't had much time.
Eurogamer: So, Sam, I've got a huge pile of questions from our readers, and some of are a bit silly and some, more serious. But there's a lot to get through so prepare yourself. I am! But it is a challenge because of the travelling and time difference. And the irony is I'm here in New York and flying back home tonight. Now, I'm adjusted. Now, I feel like I know that it's actually morning - just in time to go back home and adjust all over again.
All the different pieces clicked into place - us getting the publishing rights of the original game back, so we wanted to make a remaster of it. And part of that whole plan was a remaster and the sequel, and of course Control being in the same universe as Alan Wake. So yeah, four-plus years we've been working on this.
Behind the scenes of Alan Wake 2. Alan himself has been trapped in a nightmare for 13 years now. I expect he's been through someSneaky! Scroome asks,"Hey Sam. I'd like to ask specifically about Alan in the game. Is he the same person from the first game, or are we introduced to a man significantly changed by his experiences - one whom we are familiar yet not familiar with?"A great question.
Jack Bielecki asks,"Will Max Payne use your likeness in the remakes of Max Payne and The fall of Max Payne?"It's too early to go into that. It's too early to talk about that in any way, really. I've been fully, fully focused on Alan Wake 2, and all of these discussions are in the future.Well, the wardrobe of Max Payne did come from my closet. We really were, in so many ways, amateurs starting out back then, and didn't really understand any better.
We wanted to focus on making it look gorgeous and making the atmosphere feel really, really good. And we felt the tempo of a survival-horror game, which is lower than your high octane action game... Thinking about the benefits there, we felt that this would be a good way to go. For more detail on different modes and technical details - I'm not the most technical-savvy guy - I would advise you... The information is out there, for sure.No, not as a starting point.
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