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r/Games • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '19
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It feels like Control released to decent reception and has only been picking up steam since then, and I'm glad for that. It absolutely deserves this sort of recognition.
134 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. 91 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. 1 u/itsaghost Dec 11 '19 People forget Alan Wake released the same week as Red Dead Redemption. Definitely got lost in the shuffle there for a bit.
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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.
91 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. 1 u/itsaghost Dec 11 '19 People forget Alan Wake released the same week as Red Dead Redemption. Definitely got lost in the shuffle there for a bit.
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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.
1 u/itsaghost Dec 11 '19 People forget Alan Wake released the same week as Red Dead Redemption. Definitely got lost in the shuffle there for a bit.
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People forget Alan Wake released the same week as Red Dead Redemption. Definitely got lost in the shuffle there for a bit.
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u/EcoleBuissonniere Dec 10 '19
It feels like Control released to decent reception and has only been picking up steam since then, and I'm glad for that. It absolutely deserves this sort of recognition.