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"The first season of The Walking Dead was phenomenal. It provided one of the strongest narratives in video game history, full of memorable characters and emotionally charged moments. All around the world players instantly latched onto the harrowing and heartwarming tale of Lee and Clementine. The bleak world and tough choices made the game stick with you days after you played an episode. The overwhelmingly positive reception put Telltale on the map, moving them from a company that made niche adventure games to one that can handle some of todays biggest franchises. The Walking Dead was a success in so many ways, meaning an eventual sequel was a given."

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Batman Arkham Origins, Resogun, The Walking Dead more on sale.

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Are Rhys and Fiona the Walking Dead developer's first truly wicked characters?.
Rather than a far-future desperado, Tales from the Borderlands casts you as a bit of a failure. In it, players take on the roles of two no-name vault hunters - Hyperion pencil pusher Rhys, and his former partner and badass grafter Fiona.

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IM PLAYIN discusses why they love Telltale's The Walking Dead - A Game Series. "Im a big fan of The Walking Dead. Its got violence, drama, attractive women; whats not to like? What I like even more, however, is Telltale Games series The Walking Dead - The Game, which is based in the same universe as the graphic novel / show. While the show certainly has its moments, nothing compares to the intense, adrenaline-fueled moments where you have to make an impossible decision yourself. Its easy to yell at the television screen and shake your fists into the air when a character makes a stupid choice, but what happens when that decision is dropped onto your lap, and you only have ten seconds to make it?"

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EG - Having not played much Borderlands and only having cursory knowledge of the series, I approached Tales From the Borderlands at this E3 with a bit of apprehension. Sure, it would offer fan service to veterans of Gearbox's open-world shooting series, but two games and a smattering of DLC hardly seems like the sort of inviting, expansive universe of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead or Bill Willingham's Fables series.

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EG - Having not played much Borderlands and only having cursory knowledge of the series, I approached Tales From the Borderlands at this E3 with a bit of apprehension. Sure, it would offer fan service to veterans of Gearbox's open-world shooting series, but two games and a smattering of DLC hardly seems like the sort of inviting, expansive universe of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead or Bill Willingham's Fables series.