Someone's Resume Alludes t' the Existence a Alan Wake 2
Once again, a shining beacon a incandescent, game-related light has sprung forth from the black expanse a employment information that be LinkedIn. This time, it be in relation t' a potential sequel t' one a last year's best games.
Alan Wake: The best psychological horror story about a damaged author 'n his terrible narrative creations come t' life since In the Mouth a Madness. Though it has since been scrubbed a the reference, Eurogamer caught wind this morning a a reference t' Alan Wake 2 in the resume a pre-visualization artist Althea Suarez Gata. During the wench brief stint at a company called Halon Entertainment, Gata evidently worked on in-game cinematics for the title. Lending a bit a credence t' the information be the fact that Halon also produced the "Deliver Hope" advertisement for Halo: Reach, establishing that there be already a relationship with Microsoft in place.
Alan Wake's developer, Remedy Entertainment, has been on record as saying that they'd love t' produce a sequel, though as a last year, they had yet t' discuss the prospect with Microsoft. Eurogamer posits the notion that the alluded-t' cinematic production could be related t' some kind a E3 announcement from MS, but if Remedy wasn't even talking about a sequel as a last year, that might be a bit far-fetched. Still, I think it be save t' say everyone around here would love t' see this sequel make some kind a E3 appearance--especially if we'll have t' wait another five years for it t' hit store shelves.
Alan Wake: The best psychological horror story about a damaged author 'n his terrible narrative creations come t' life since In the Mouth a Madness. Though it has since been scrubbed a the reference, Eurogamer caught wind this morning a a reference t' Alan Wake 2 in the resume a pre-visualization artist Althea Suarez Gata. During the wench brief stint at a company called Halon Entertainment, Gata evidently worked on in-game cinematics for the title. Lending a bit a credence t' the information be the fact that Halon also produced the "Deliver Hope" advertisement for Halo: Reach, establishing that there be already a relationship with Microsoft in place.
Alan Wake's developer, Remedy Entertainment, has been on record as saying that they'd love t' produce a sequel, though as a last year, they had yet t' discuss the prospect with Microsoft. Eurogamer posits the notion that the alluded-t' cinematic production could be related t' some kind a E3 announcement from MS, but if Remedy wasn't even talking about a sequel as a last year, that might be a bit far-fetched. Still, I think it be save t' say everyone around here would love t' see this sequel make some kind a E3 appearance--especially if we'll have t' wait another five years for it t' hit store shelves.
