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Entertainment Buddha's Ray Porreca writes: "What happens in between the early events and the shocking finale of In Harms Way is perhaps the best example of Telltale Games crafting a story that players genuinely care about. Many -if not all of the previous episodes of The Walking Dead have been engaging, but In Harms Way takes the cake when it comes to drawing the player in. The previous two episodes have done a wonderful job at introducing the player to Clementines new found friends and the events of In Harms Way simply pull at the players heartstrings because of this"

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'Jurrasic Park: The Game' definitely shows that even a great company like Telltale doesn't always hit a homerun, but again, looking at the game in a post-Walking Dead world, it's obvious they learned some solid lessons and put them to good use in future titles.

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"Its become easy to throw around the moniker the best episode ever for Telltales seasonal adventure games over the past few years. Outside of an exception or two, their work has seen a continuing string of improvements and quality through each of their titles. Between The Wolf Among Us excellent approach to noir and The Walking Deads incredible second season, its obvious that now is the time to be a fan of adventure games." - Eduardo Reboucas, Entertainium.org

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'Jurrasic Park: The Game' definitely shows that even a great company like Telltale doesn't always hit a homerun, but again, looking at the game in a post-Walking Dead world, it's obvious they learned some solid lessons and put them to good use in future titles.

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PS4 version of MLB The Show also out this week.
Sony has launched this week's European PlayStation Store update.

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A Kinectless Xbox One, Bound By Flame, The Walking Dead and MORE!

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EGMR writes: "The Walking Dead Season Twos third episode, In Harms Way, is by far the best one yet. It has everything you could want from an episode, and then some as Telltale takes a bold turn with the direction of the story by the end. In Harms Way is compelling, wonderfully brutal and memorable. While youll still be wondering where its all quite going, theres no doubt that youll be hooked from start to finish, with your heart racing and your mind deeply invested, until it all comes to an excellent conclusion executed almost to perfection. Hats off, Telltale, you outdid yourself again."

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Robert Roodhouse: For those tragically unfamiliar with Telltale Games, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING??? The company is now over halfway through a second season of a stand alone adventure-gaming contribution to the vast Walking Dead media empire. To rephrase: the events of this video game occur inside the comic book universe, but with different characters, settings, and stories. By the combination of hyper-competant storytelling and program/design artistry, one of the unlikiliest storytelling mediums has overwhelmingly surpassed the banal platform of the Walking Dead TV Show and is well on its way to becoming THE zombie serialized tale of the decade. This includes the original comic and the show, as well as pretty much any other Z-franchise you can name.

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This in depth review tells you everything right and wrong with the last Walking Dead episode. If anyone's interested it is highly recommended you check it out.

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Robert Roodhouse: For those tragically unfamiliar with Telltale Games, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING??? The company is now over halfway through a second season of a stand alone adventure-gaming contribution to the vast Walking Dead media empire. To rephrase: the events of this video game occur inside the comic book universe, but with different characters, settings, and stories. By the combination of hyper-competant storytelling and program/design artistry, one of the unlikiliest storytelling mediums has overwhelmingly surpassed the banal platform of the Walking Dead TV Show and is well on its way to becoming THE zombie serialized tale of the decade. This includes the original comic and the show, as well as pretty much any other Z-franchise you can name.