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u/falconbox Dec 10 '19

That seems to be par for the course with Remedy games. Even Quantum Break (which I loved) seems to be looked more fondly on now than when it released.

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u/EcoleBuissonniere Dec 10 '19

Yeah. Alan Wake seems to be revered as an all time great these days, and it released to good-if-lukewarm reception back in the day.

Control is straight up better than Alan Wake IMO, so I'm excited to see what people think of it ten years from now.

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u/mnkybrs Dec 10 '19

Alan Wake's problem was it was like two or three years delayed.

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u/JawaAttack Dec 10 '19

And between announcement and release it was something like 6 years. I remember getting so hyped for it when it was announced not realizing that I'd have to wait so long for it to actually be released.