Info about the retail version of Alan Wake!

Remedy shed some light on the retail PC version of Alan Wake. As you know, Steam version will appear on February 16 (next Thursday), while the disc version will be released two weeks later - on March 2nd.Remedy announced that retail edition will have two versions - Standard and Collector.

Standard Edition will include: 

• Disc 1 - The game + two DLCs- "The Signal" and "The Writer";• Disc 2 - Audio CD with the OST (13 tracks); 
• 6 different postcards with pictures / scenes from the game• Manual; 
• 1 poster (two-sided); 
• 7 stickers with different pictures / scenes / characters from the game.

Collector's Edition will include: 

• Disc 1 - The game + two DLCs - "The Signal" and "The Writer"; Plus audio commentary for the game! 
• Disc 2 - Audio CD with the OST (13 tracks); 
• Disc 3 - The history of Remedy, Making of the game, Making of a thriller, music video of "Old gods of Asgard", several game trailer, storyboard (with concept arts) 
• The "Alan Wake Files" - 144 pages of evidence for the mysterious incident which revolve around things in Alan Wake and Bright Falls, collected by Clay Steward \ imaginary author of the game \. The book is in the same format as the game manual;• Manual; 
• 1 poster (duplex); 
• 7 stickers with different pictures / scenes / characters from the game.

Prices for retail release have not yet been announced.About Steam version of the game, information from the last time is unchanged - $30 (for the EU should be 30 euros) for the standard edition and 35 for the "Collectors" but its still unclear what exactly will include... probably the same work as physical, but in virtual form). ;)

Alan Wake will be released on 16th February!

Today the good people from Remedy Entertainment said that the PC version of Alan Wake will appear on Steam on February 17. Shortly thereafter, the game will appear in other popular digital distribution channels (including EA Origin), but all copies will be using Steam. Regarding the retail edition - "coming soon"

The price on Steam will be $30 (for the EU should be 30 euros), that includes Alan Wake and all of the upcoming DLCs. Additionally there will be digital Limited Collector's Edition priced $35 (35 euros) which will probably include some "virtual" extras, but i cant find information about them anywhere... :)

Also, Remedy confirmed that in addition to all resolutions and mega hyper sharpened HD graphics, the game will support Custom FOV option to hide HUD-a (thank you, thank you, thank you). Also we have confirmation that the game will work with both AMD Eyefinity and with NVIDIA 3D Vision.

So ... while we wait, here are a few new screenshots with unupdated textures.