Alan Wake fansite BrightFalls claims to have received a statement from the developers, which reads:

Thank you for your continued interest in Alan Wake. It is accurate that we are currently working exclusively on the Xbox360 version of Alan Wake. PC plans are currently open, and therefore it’s safe to say that at least a simultaneous launch with the Xbox version will not happen at this late stage. Remedy has a deep heritage in PC gaming and would love to see a PC version available to its PC followers, ultimately however this decision lies with our publisher.

If this statement did indeed come from Remedy – and we’re looking into that – it’s not good news for PC users looking forward to the game, as it suggests that even if the game does grace the system, it’ll be late.

Then again, after Halo and Gears of War, PC users are getting used to this kind of treatment from Microsoft.

It’s true – Remedy comments on No PC version rumors. [BrightFalls]

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We couldn’t get a word out of Sony regarding their motion controller other than it tracked light in 3D space and would not unseat the Dual Shock as the primary PS3 controller. But Sony recently told developers a bit more.

Broken by Kotaku, Sony met with developers to better explain their motion controller follow E3. Here’s what was passed along:

• Spring 2010 release schedule (still no price)
• Four motion controllers can be tracked at one time
• The PlayStation Eye will support voice input/recognition, face/head tracking
• Sony would like to combine motion controller and Dual Shock gameplay
• Motion control sucks some PS3 horsepower, so developers will need to accommodate it

While Sony has been developing all the aforementioned technologies for some time, we can’t help but see a few capabilities pointed out here—voice/facial recognition/tracking—that were neglected in Sony’s E3 presentation. Is it possible that the positive response to Natal has made Sony reassess which components of their system are most marketable to developers? Yeah, it’s possible

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