While the beloved Xbox 360 console exclusive Alan Wake hid away around the 7th generation console for a decade mostly, the game made waves on PC simultaneously. It wasn't until late 2022 that the developer were able to resurrect the sport for the platform after getting the rights towards the IP. Later in 2022, the developer announced Alan Wake Remastered.
However, unlike the original game over a decade ago, this can instead be breaking its exclusive ties on console and will also be releasing on PlayStation systems too. The sport officially found its way to October last fall. In December, Remedy Entertainment properly announced Alan Wake II is officially within the development pipeline.
Now now celebrating a lot more than 12 years because the launch from the series, they reveals Alan Wake Remastered is to get a Nintendo Switch version. You can view the segment of the presentation within the video below:
“Hey, by the way, as you can probably recognize this awesome bit of hardware here, I'm happy to share that Alan Wake Remastered is coming to Nintendo Switch,” Remedy Entertainment Creative Director Sam Lake announces. “We'll let you know once we have the actual release date.” The game is told to be a digital-only release and will be a local port towards the Nintendo Switch.”
This is going to be Remedy Entertainment's second Nintendo Switch game following Control: Cloud Version. Unique Alan Wake Remastered, Control required more capable hardware which resulted in cloud streaming to deliver a playable form of the game on Nintendo's hardware. You can read the entire report by heading here.
Do you see yourself picking up Alan Wake Remastered for Nintendo Switch?
Alan Wake Remastered is currently readily available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.
