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Literally a few days ago appeared on the network with information about PC version of Alan Wake, or rather its absence "in the near future." This time about all this is in the Sam Lake, the principal screenwriter of the production studio Remedy Entertainment. Unfortunately, his words still are not having the consolation of personal computer owners.