Alan Wake 2 Update 1.6 Fixes Random Crashes And Other Bugs

Alan Wake 2's update 1.6 is big on bug fixes, crashes, and other technical issues that previously plagued player experience.

[FullmetalRoyale]

I am still waiting for the lipsync fix on Xbox before I play my copy beyond the intro. Been waiting since October. Been almost four months.

[toxic-inferno]

Does it solve the bug of it not being available as physical media?

[Tacoboto]

I take it you haven't played Baldur's Gate 3 yet because you're waiting for its physical release soon too, right?

[toxic-inferno]

No, I'm happy to be thought of as a hypocrite in that sense, if you want. But I wasn't sure I would enjoy Baldur's Gate 3 as much as I did.

Simply, some games I am happy to buy as digital, others I want to own the physical versions. There are some great games on PS3 that if I didn't own them physically, playing them would be extremely difficult.

Simply put, consumers should always have the option.

[jznrpg]

I am waiting for the physical copy for BG3 and Alan Wake 2. I preordered the physical copy of BG3 as soon as they announced it and they are suppose to release soon. I don’t mind waiting. I have plenty of other games to play. And the nice part of waiting is previous bug and performance fixes will be there on the disc. I won’t get Alan Wake 2 for years if that’s what it takes to be super cheap if they don’t release a physical copy. I always have games to play and I have to wait to play games anyway as I don’t have time to play them all when a bunch of good games launch at the same time.

[JEECE]

That's a great point about BG3. It hasn't even gotten 5% of the flak AW2 has for being digital only. The one distinction I will make is that AW2 isn't available on Steam. There are plenty of people who don't want to use other digital storefronts who will use Steam.

[rakentaja]

Remedy: we have currently no plans to fix the annoying feature called the "used game market". We worked hard on our baby...I mean "the game" and want every penny for it. We have the right to protect our business model. Good day sir.