So disappointed in Microsoft and Remedy (PC version)

if i didnt mistake so Remedy was said Quantum Break will for PC ... i think Remedy want Quantum Break for PC but Microsoft also want it or not ?

I'm fairly certain that Alan Wake 2 will appear on the XBox 720, PS4 and the PC. Given the evidence there's very little reason why it wouldn't be multi format. Remedy owns the IP and Microsoft had nothing to do with the PC version. That was published
by Nordic Games. The fact that it appeared on the PC under a different publisher is proof that any deal Remedy had with microsoft has expired.

That's cool, because I posted that the developer, Remedy, has already commented on their forums that they CAN fix the issue, the problem is that Microsoft, the publisher, needs to provide permission to release a patch. Since Remedy is self publishing the
PC version, they have already corrected the issue on that platform. That is why I am here, to ask these questions on a Microsoft sponsored site, in hopes that there will be some positive developments.

If you are going to reply then read the posting correctly.

Alan Wake has been released on the PC, although Remedy had to self-publish initially through Steam as Microsoft didn't want to publish the PC version.

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Seems very odd to me that Microsoft wouldn't have jumped at the chance to publish Alan Wake with the GFWL system.

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Makes you wonder if Mr. Wake's next outing will be exclusive to Microsoft's console.

Quantum Break was not a Play Anywhere title, so if you wanted to play on PC, then you would have to purchase it on PC. It is a separate purchase than the Xbox One version of the game. Quantum Break was developed by Remedy Entertainment, which is not
a first-party studio. Additionally it was released prior to the current leadership which instituted the Play Anywhere program. So, even though you own the Xbox One version, you'd have to purchase the PC version if you'd want to play it.