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Alan Wake Xbox 360 Game
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UPC:885370085259
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:X360_ALAN_WAKE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Shooter |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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This was a pretty good game. It made me jump a couple times. It’s worth playing. There are some parts were I did get a little bored but overall it was a fun game. Good storyline and graphics. I hope there is a number 2.
Good game it was different but good . item was received on time
When this game came out I didn’t get it for only one reason, because Red Dead Redemption came out at the same time. Two years later I remembered about it and I decided to buy it and it was well worth it. It is an amazing linear story. It feels like a tv show. It has its twists and turns along the way. Definitely a must have!
This is an example why Stephen King needs to jump into developing stories for horror based games. This is a close representation of what could come from the mind of Stephen King. It nails the mysterious atmosphere, with strange characters, and an unknown force that is against you. Alan Wake is a great character and someone different to play as. He is someone that writes novels and his wife wants him to write another while they are on vacation. Alan completely disagrees with this and then events unfold from there.Now the force that took your wife is the darkness and your trying to save her from it. The darkness is a evil force that can only be defeated by shining light on it to make it vunerable. Its amazing how they utilized it from the vehicles that you use, to spotlights, and even driving segiments. The darkness can consume anything so you have to be on your toes. I didn’t consider it that scary but I was surprised a few times. They way you avoid the enemies is pretty amazing by the use of the dodge to avoid enemy attacks. Its done very fluidly which shines how well the controls are for the game. Aiming at enemies has never been a problem and even when your run out of bullets for a gun, it will switch to your other gun. If you don’t have a gun then just run into the light. The game has a check point system that is always around each corner. You will make steady progress through this game.Now a special thing about this game is how its presented like a tv show. They are each.
I love this game. End of story. Some people call it a thriller, others call it a horror. I just call it beautiful. There’s too much to say about this game, and it’s been out now long enough that if you want a very detailed review, you can find endless results.It really has been giving me nightmares. The dark makes me paranoid and I am somewhat unwilling to go out into the night now. Call me a chicken if you want, but I’d just say it’s due to Alan Wake’s excellent story telling. Darkness is something that all of us have a primal fear of, and Alan Wake, which is more thriller than horror but still can scare you at times, touches on this fear at appropriate moments. It’s been 2 weeks since I finished it, and it’s been 2 weeks since I’ve had good sleep, even with a light turned on. I’ve played almost every horror game you could think of, but for some reason Alan Wake scared me more. Alan Wake deals with insanity, schizophrenia, love, hate, vengeance, darkness, light, the power of story-telling, and the strain of life. Somehow despite all of its mythos, the reality of Alan Wake is what’s truly the heart of it.
I PICKED UP THIS GEM HERE ON retrolio FOR UNDER TWENTY BUCKS AND I MUST SAY I GOT MORE BANG THAN I INTENDED TO. I MUST ADMIT THAT THIS GENRE ISN’T MY CUP OF TEA. I OFTEN STEER AWAY FROM THIS KIND OF GAME ALTOGETHER. BUT ONCE I POPPED THIS GAME IN I WAS HOOKED. THE FIRST LEVEL WILL TELL YOU WHAT KIND OF GAME YOU ARE ABOUT TO PLAY. I KNEW FROM THE FIRST FEW MINUTES THAT THIS WAS GOING TO BE A THRILLER. I ENJOYED THIS GAME ON SO MANY LEVELS. THE SOUND EFFECTS AND PRESENTATION IS SICK. THE CHARACTERS ARE BELIEVABLE. THE WAY THIS GAME USES FOG , WIND , AND DARKNESS WHILE IN THE GAME WILL MESS WITH YOUR MIND. I MUST HAVE SAID “AH HELL” 20 TIMES BECAUSE I KNEW SOMETHING WAS ABOUT TO HAPPEN. THE STORY IS VERY GOOD AND IS AMPLIFIED BY THE COOLEST EPISODIC ENDINGS I HAVE EVER SEEN IN A GAME. I CAN’T PRAISE THAT PART ENOUGH. IT MANAGES TO SERVE YOU UP GAME GOODNESS IN PORTIONS THAT MAKE THE GAME EASIER TO JUMP IN AND OUT OF. MORE GAMES SHOULD TRY THIS. THE ENVIRONMENTS LOOK GREAT. ALAN CONTROLS RESPONSIVELY AND THE SHOOTING IS VERY TIGHT. THE ENEMIES CAN SOMETIMES OVERWHELM YOU BY USING SHEER NUMBERS, CONFINED AREAS, AND FLANKING TACTICS. THE TRICK IS TO KNOW WHEN TO FIGHT AND WHEN TO FLEE. IT CAN BE TOUGH BUT ANY GAMER SHOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE IT TO THE FINAL CREDITS. THE GAME HAS FLAWS. BUT NOTHING MAJOR. MY ONLY TRUE GRIPE ABOUT THE GAME HAS TO DO WITH WHEN ALAN ENCOUNTERS “POSSESSED” OBJECTS AND VEHICLES. THEY CAN HAVE UNCANNY ACCURACY WHEN TRACKING YOU DOWN. NOT TO MENTION WHEN THE ENE.
Alan Wake looked fantastic for the past couple of years, but with all the delays I wasn’t sure if it was ever actually going to be released. However, I am extremely glad that the delays didn’t spoil the game with overproduction.It is quite interesting to use light-based weapons in conjunction with normal weapons, and here the game succeeds, because the controls are very simple, even though you can do quite a lot with them. As someone else said, you point the flashlight at something, and it becomes your targeting reticule. Very cool.The story is…confusing. You think you know what’s going on, and then you find something out, but then it turns out not to be true…or is it? Who’s lying? You don’t really know. I spent a great deal of the time trying to figure out what was real and what wasn’t. Because even about halfway through the game when you start to gain allies who believe how crazy things are getting, you wonder if maybe it isn’t a dream. Anyways, it’s a psychological game, not as dark as Max Payne, but in the same vein.Basically though, it comes down to this: The game works. It is emotionally engaging, the characters feel real and believable, so we care about them and what happens to them. I’m sure more will be cleared up with downloadable content, and the ending is open enough to leave room for a sequel. The game doesn’t take too long to complete…I started it last night and only played for about an hour, and then knocked out the rest in about six hours. And this is re.
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This game is not one that you would want to play alone late at night. The premise is a little un-nerving and since most of it occurs in a night time setting the visability isn’t the greatest. The graphics are good but your character seems to be at a disavantage when battling your foes. Luckily the game lets you begin the fight again when you get killed.
Alan Wake is an interesting adventure. I’m not gonna go into too much detail, but I’ll break a few things down.GameplayThe shooting is okay, but using light as a weapon was a lot of fun. The running could get annoying because he can only spring for like 10 seconds so you ended up walking for a while to get to the next safe haven.StoryThis is where the game was great. There was a great captivating story which kept me in my seat. Unfortunately, it was short. I beat Episodes 1-6 in about 8 hours. At least I still have the DLC to play.8.5/10
C. Riecker –
Awesome game
rel –
Short review alert!You already know what the game is about from the other reviewers so I’ll just say what I liked about it.Fun gameplay. You shine the light on enemies to burn away the darkness. Once the darkness is gone you go postal with a glock, or your weapon of choice. I did find myself wishing I could do a little hand to hand fighting when I ran out of bullets, though.Great story. Game is very cinematic and dramatic. Alan is the narrator and writer of his own horror story (creepy, right?)that he is trapped in and it’s terrifying. Also it’s very memorable. The characters in the town of Bright Falls might seem a little cliche, but some of them are hilarious, take the time to talk to a few of them.Graphics. From the time I arrived at the cabin with my wife (Alice) I literally just walked around the house and explored looking at the mountain backdrop, the detailed water and foliage. The entire game is quite the sight to see.Not excessively violent. While guns are the main way that you deal with the enemies. the violence is not excessive. There’s no blood when you shoot them, no lacerated limbs, and the language is mild.In review:This game is great if you like a great story, fun gameplay and great looking game that isn’t too violent.
Midway 47 –
This game is a great example of a new twist on the survival horror genre. The story, acting, and narration are all excellent. I love the Max Payne feel to the narration and how the game is broken up into episodes like a TV show. That may sound like it’s cheesy but it’s not. The only things that make this a 4 star game instead of 5 for me is the lack of any upgrades and how you have to ‘light’ an enemy up before you can do any damage on them. These are very small flaws, in my opinion, and really aren’t flaws at all. As far as the upgrades, I probably wouldn’t have noticed or cared a few years ago but now I’ve been spoiled by games like the Last of Us, which have all of the greatest aspects of gaming. Having to ‘light’ an enemy up is one of the features in the game that help make it unique so I’m really not too put-out by it either. It’s not often too bad but sometimes makes parts a bit too frustrating. The controls work pretty well except for having to constantly push down the right analog stick to center the camera back over the right shoulder. Again, not something that I would have complained about in the past but I have got used to the Resident Evil style over-the-shoulder camera. I wouldn’t mind if I could just hit it once and then it stay on the right until I hit it again to switch to the left but it always seems to creep back to the left, forcing me to keep on it like a chore to get the angle that I want. Either way, it’s a fun game with great cinematics, item.
tyler –
I ordered through justpressplayonline and i got the code the next day through email. I would suggest contacting anyone your buying from and ask if they are delivering via email as i did. It may not even be same day delivery but I still got the game for 20 bucks cheaper than i would have on xbox live. As for the game itself I havent played it yet since my internet is awful and i worked 2nd shift yesterday so the 6gb file hasnt downloaded yet.All in all this is a good deal for what a lot of critics have pointed out is a great game.
Brent –
Halfway through this game I’ve noticed many small loveable details. I now understand the status as a "cult classic". The soundtrack is no longer licensed, so you won’t find a digital download anywhere. Great story and voice acting. Backwards compatible for Xbox one.
cody beverage –
Awesome
Brad –
Weird creepy game – hard to get into at first – but very good once it gets you there.
L. J. Smith –
Ordered for my grandsons. They love the game and have been having fun ever since. Would not hesitate to order again.
Pikminfan –
Alan Wake for the Xbox 360 is best described as “good-not great”. The game starts off pretty slow and seems repetitive and even a little pointless at first, but sticking with it pays off as the later half of the game really draws you in.Control for the most part is fairly tight but there’s something distinctly “wonky” about the way Alan moves-especially when he jumps. It doesn’t take anything away from the game mind you but visually it’s a bit off putting. There’s also a strange drop shadow on Alan for the majority of the game, like a not-so-subtle black glow that looks unnatural, out of place and to be perfectly blunt, “ugly”. I’m only mentioning this here because it’s really an odd choice to me given the rest of the game’s stunning and polished graphics. It just looks at odds with the rest of the game’s visual style.The majority of the play through is very satisfying. The combination of zapping your enemies with light to make them vulnerable, then polishing them off with your gun is very fun. The game could use a bit more variety in the enemy types though. I kept thinking given the locale in and around a national park-it would’ve been nice to take down a bear or some other darkness possessed animal to break the monotony of shooting countless humanoid “The Taken”. No such luck though. There are birds I suppose (annoying ones at that) but that’s about it. Essentially there are only three types of enemies you fight in the entire game. The driving sections are a wel.
R. Diggins –
This is a fun game, but I won’t review the game since you can find a lot of reviews elsewhere. Instead, I’ll review the method of delivery.I wan unsure if this would be a scam since it was so cheap. It is not a scam, you are sent what looks like a DVD card with a pull tab on the back that you can redeem on XBOX Live to download the game. You need about 7GB free to download it, but it is a great way to get this game cheap!