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Alan Wake 2 Gets FSR 4, FSR Frame Generation Support With Latest Update
Remedy Entertainment has released a new update for Alan Wake 2, primarily for PC players, introducing support for FSR 4 and FSR Frame Generation. Console versions on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S receive bug fixes, including resolving an issue with the Crossbow Cult Stash and potential crashes. The update also leverages the Agility SDK for improved graphics features on PC.
Max Payne 1 and 2 remake is still happening, but publisher Rockstar won't let Remedy say any more
Remedy Entertainment confirmed that the remake of Max Payne 1 and 2 is still in full production, but Rockstar Games, as the publisher, is controlling all communication regarding the project. Remedy's CEO stated they cannot comment on the remake until Rockstar does, despite multiple investor questions. The developer has released other titles like Alan Wake 2 and Control since the Max Payne remake was initially announced.
Remedy Entertainment touts pricing Control Resonant 'attractively for an AAA title'
Remedy Entertainment CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon stated that Control Resonant will be priced attractively at $60 for an AAA title, aiming to stand out in a competitive autumn release window. The company is self-publishing the game after mixed results with previous efforts and is facing financial challenges, with Q2 2026 revenue down 40 percent. Despite this, Remedy is confident in Control Resonant's potential, citing over 1.5 million wishlists and strong pre-order rankings.
Remedy reports revenue declines in Q2 and H1 as it prepares for Control Resonant launch
Remedy Entertainment reported significant revenue declines for Q2 and the first half of 2026, attributing the drop to the prior launch of FBC: Firebreak and increased marketing for the upcoming Control Resonant. Despite the financial downturn, CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon expressed confidence in Control Resonant's potential, noting strong pre-order momentum and positive early commercial metrics.
Control Resonant Art Director Hopes It Does Well “So We Can Do Even More Stories” in Its Universe
Remedy Entertainment's art director Elmeri Raitanen confirmed that making Dylan the protagonist of Control Resonant was planned from the beginning. The studio hopes the game's success will allow for more stories within the Control universe. Control Resonant is scheduled to launch on September 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Remedy CEO says releasing Control Resonant near GTA 6 is playing the long game: "You can expect a voice that will…
Remedy Entertainment's CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, believes releasing Control Resonant in 2026, even near Grand Theft Auto 6, is a strategic long-term play. He hopes that GTA 6's massive launch will boost console sales and overall player interest, indirectly benefiting other titles. Remedy aims to create a lasting impact rather than focusing on immediate sales returns.
Remedy Entertainment CEO: Alan Wake and Control should have sold more
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, believes that Alan Wake and Control should have achieved greater commercial success. He aims to expand the audience for these IPs through transmedia projects, including partnerships with Annapurna Pictures for film and TV adaptations, while also focusing on improving game development and exploring new markets.
Remedy's CEO isn't worried about Control Resonant launching close to GTA 6: 'It’s going to put the spotlight even more on games than maybe in past years'
Remedy Entertainment's CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, is not concerned about Control Resonant launching near Grand Theft Auto 6, believing the major release will boost the entire gaming market. He suggests that GTA 6's launch could encourage players to purchase consoles like the PlayStation 5 and subsequently discover other titles. Gaudechon also touched upon his past experience at Electronic Arts and Remedy's strategy for building its franchises.
New Remedy CEO discusses prioritising own IP and learning from its mistakes
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, plans to prioritize the studio's own intellectual property and maximize the potential of its core franchises like Control and Alan Wake. This strategy follows lessons learned from the underperformance of their first self-published game, FBC: Firebreak, and aims to leverage cross-media adaptations with partners like Annapurna to boost existing IPs.
Remedy's new CEO thinks cross-media deals will help its games sell more, and for once I think I agree
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, believes that cross-media deals will be crucial for increasing the sales of the company's games like Alan Wake and Control. He aims to maximize the potential of existing IPs by expanding them into other forms of media, rather than solely focusing on creating new games.
Remedy Wants To Fix Alan Wake And Control’s Biggest Problem: Not Enough Players
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, aims to increase sales for the company's critically acclaimed titles like Alan Wake 2 and Control. The strategy involves maximizing intellectual property potential through cross-media projects and a focus on growing the player community. Remedy is also moving into self-publishing for its unique single-player games.
Control, Alan Wake “Should Have Sold More”, Says Remedy Entertainment’s New CEO
Remedy Entertainment's new CEO, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, discussed his plans to improve game sales for titles like Control and Alan Wake 2. He aims to maximize the potential of existing IPs and expressed caution regarding the use of AI in game development, emphasizing its limitations in creative processes. The studio is also working on Control Resonant for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
GamesStop wants eBay, Nintendo confirms Switch 2 price hike, and union boss says EA buyout is a national security risk - Patch Notes #51
This week's gaming news roundup covers GameStop's $55.5 billion takeover bid for eBay, Nintendo's confirmation of price hikes for the Nintendo Switch 2, and concerns raised by a union boss regarding the potential Saudi Arabian buyout of Electronic Arts, citing national security risks. The article also touches on internal leadership changes at Xbox, layoffs at 2K, and the rebranding of CCP Games.
Remedy says Control has now sold over 6 million lifetime copies and reaffirms Control Resonant is still "on track" for a 2026 release
Remedy Entertainment announced that its game Control has surpassed 6 million lifetime sales, driven by promotions and increased visibility from the upcoming Control Resonant. The developer also reaffirmed that Control Resonant remains on track for a 2026 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Despite the failure of FBC: Firebreak, Remedy's single-player titles like Control and Alan Wake 2 are contributing to increased revenue.
New Remedy CEO wants to preserve small budgets and break into Asia
Newly appointed Remedy Entertainment CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon aims to maintain the company's focus on developing high-quality games with manageable budgets, leveraging their proprietary Northlight engine. He also expressed a strategic interest in expanding the company's reach into Asian markets, particularly China, through local partnerships. The company reported profitable first-quarter results, with Control having sold over 6 million copies and Alan Wake 2 continuing to generate royalties.
Control Sales Hit 6m as Remedy Revenue Falls
Remedy Entertainment reported a slight decrease in revenue for the first quarter of 2026, though operating profit increased. Despite the overall dip, game sales revenue saw a rise, driven by Alan Wake 2 and Control, which has now sold over 6 million units. The studio also provided updates on upcoming titles Control Resonant and the Max Payne 1&2 remakes, with Control Resonant still on track for a 2026 launch.
Remedy’s latest financials aren’t too bad considering Firebreak flopped, which the CEO puts down to its ‘structurally more efficient budgets’
Remedy Entertainment reported first-quarter revenue of €13.1 million and an operating profit of €1 million, which is considered better than expected given the financial loss from FBC: Firebreak. CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon highlighted the studio's efficient budgets and steady progress on development projects, with a focus on the upcoming Control Resonant.
Remedy reports "stable" Q1 performance despite decreases in revenue and operating profit
Remedy Entertainment reported a profitable first quarter despite a slight decrease in revenue and operating profit. The company's game portfolio remained stable, with sales and royalties boosted by Control, Alan Wake 2, and FBC: Firebreak. The upcoming title Control Resonant is on track for its 2026 launch, with marketing efforts underway.
FBC: Firebreak Is Not Shutting Down, Remedy Says
Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that FBC: Firebreak will remain playable online despite the company ceasing further content updates and entering maintenance mode. The studio stated that infrastructure costs will be minimal, ensuring the game remains accessible on PC, Xbox Game Pass, and PlayStation Plus. This decision comes as Remedy focuses on upcoming projects like Control Resonant and remakes of Max Payne 1 and 2.
Control Has Sold Over 6 Million Units
Remedy Entertainment announced that its 2019 title Control has surpassed six million units sold worldwide. This sales milestone was driven by strong momentum in the first quarter of 2026, partly due to the upcoming Control Resonant expansion. The game is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, iPad, and iPhone.