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People are discussing Remedy’s newly-appointed CEO’s comments that Alan Wake and Control “should have sold more,” framing it as a business/market performance issue rather than a villainous narrative about executive motives. The headline also emphasizes the CEO’s promise that he isn’t the “evil exec” people expected.

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Key Takeaway Remedy’s new CEO is publicly addressing perceived underperformance of Alan Wake and Control and rejecting the assumption that he’s an “evil exec.”
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Remedy’s new CEO is publicly addressing perceived underperformance of Alan Wake and Control and rejecting the assumption that he’s an “evil exec.”

People are discussing Remedy’s newly-appointed CEO’s comments that Alan Wake and Control “should have sold more,” framing it as a business/market performance issue rather than a villainous narrative about executive motives. The headline also emphasizes the CEO’s promise that he isn’t the “evil exec” people expected.

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Eurogamer · 7d ago
Alan Wake and Control "should have sold more", says Remedy's newly-appointed CEO, who promises he's not the evil exec people expected

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Subject games Alan Wake and Control
Speaker role Remedy’s newly-appointed CEO
Tone of promise He says he’s not the “evil exec” people expected

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  • Watch Remedy interviews/CEO statements for follow-up details on what Remedy believes held back sales for Alan Wake and Control. Eurogamer
  • Track later commentary from Remedy leadership on any specific factors they cite (marketing, timing, distribution, or audience reach). Eurogamer

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  • Alan Wake and Control "should have sold more", says Remedy's newly-appointed CEO, who promises he's not the evil exec people expected Eurogamer
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Remedy CEO: Alan Wake and Control should have sold more

In an interview with The Game Business, Remedy Entertainment CEO said the studio needs to think more about how it is approaching its IPs as a franchise.

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