Remedy Entertainment, developer of Alan Wake and Max Payne 1 and 2, is looking to expand in time for the next generation of consoles.<\/p>\n
In the next few months Remedy is looking to hire as many as 20 new staff, taking their total up to around 60.<\/p>\n
This news comes via the Alan Wake forums, where the developer said, “Remedy Entertainment is looking for world-class talent to work on an unannounced project targeted at future generation consoles.”<\/p>\n
“More than 20 new positions will become available within the next few months. The first batch of positions will go live as soon as Friday 30th of March.<\/p>\n
“Interested in being part of a team on the very brink of creating the games of the future? Watch this space.”<\/p>\n
I should totally apply! I could MAKE them put the next Alan Wake game on PC. If only I knew, well, anything at all about coding. I can make a helluva cup of coffee though.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, both console giants have squashed dreams of seeing anything at E3; looks like the Alan Wake developer is starting early.<\/p>\n
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