After a GDC Europe presentation on how Remedy handles intellectual property, Remedy’s Managing Director Matias Myllyrinne confirmed to Joystiq that Alan Wake is finished, and it is getting polished for its release. Myllyrinne noted this to Joystiq that, “It’s all done, we’re just polishing at this point.”

If you didn’t know, the polish time for a game is six months, which leaves a lot of time before its “spring 2010″ launch. Anyway, Alan Wake a psychological action thriller from Remedy and is due out in spring of 2010.

With the closing of Midway Newcastle, Midway has confirmed to EndSights that the Necessary Force intellectual property remains the sole property of their company, and they are advertising the IP for sale.

“At this point it remains an asset of Midway and is available for purchase. We have not disclosed any other plans for the IP,” Midway spokesman Geoffrey Mogilner told EndSights.

Necessary Force was announced mid last month and arose with some very high expectations; one being the savior of Midway Newcastle.

The machines have yet to take over, but that won’t stop the media barrage of Terminator Salvation from continuing it’s onslaught.  Here’s the latest trailer profiling the terrestrial-based mechanized baddies.

“Terminator Salvation is a third person shooter where the player needs to “constantly move, flank, cover and utilize their squad to progress.” The player must battle Skynet enemies from the upcoming film as well as new enemies specifically designed for the game.

The game features a campaign that can be played alone or cooperatively with one other local player via split-screen.”

This is why people buy video games because of all this controversy surrounding the game, I hope they know by doing this their helping the games sales not preventing people from buying it. According to some news site, the New York Police Union (NYPU) is tiring to remove “Saints Row 2″ from store shelves because in the game the player controls a gang member who can steal, do drugs and kill as many characters as possible, including police officers.

And according to the Union, the game dehumanizes police officers, trivializes violence and sets a terrible example for young people. And get this. The games creators stated that the game is rated “M” and it isn’t for the eye’s of someone under the age of seventeen, go figure. Also on Tuesday, surrounded by police union members who support her bid for Manhattan District Attorney, candidate Leslie Crocker-Snyder and others spoke out against the violent game.