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In an interview with CVG, writer Sam Lake said that he expects "things to change along the way". The scribe also suggested that the title will have a "larger story" beyond the confines of the game.
"We really feel there needs to be a satisfying conclusion [to the Alan Wake story]. But at the same time, it needs to end in kind of a cliffhanger and we need to open doors for a larger story beyond this one.
"How Alan Wake as a whole will end? We have ideas and have mapped out the storyline quite far, but time will tell. I'm sure it will live a life of its own and things will change along the way. We certainly would like to do more, but ultimately if people want more, they will get more."
It was previously announced that the PC version of the game has been scrapped.
Alan Wake will be available for Xbox 360 on May 18 in North America and May 21 in Europe.
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