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The soul of the first season of The Walking Dead was the relationship between Lee and Clem. For obvious reasons, Lee wasn't eligible to appear in the second season, which presented Telltale with a problem. After all, it's hard to worry about Clem's safety when you know that she can't really die, except in that transitory way that almost all video game characters can die. And without worrying ab...

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After reviewing the first episode, All That Remains, and claiming it was just okay because it was mainly an introduction for the second season, New Gamer Nation was eagerly awaiting the second episode. Now that the setup was out-of-the-way they anticipated The Walking Dead to getting back to its emotional draining and gritty story that everyone loves. While the episode didnt necessarily blow them away, it definitely satisfied some of their cravings for intensity.

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Drew Leachman writes: The next episode of The Walking Dead Season 2 has finally hit. After a long break, Clementine is back and now has to cope with the consequences of her choices she made in the first episode. Now, if readers remember correctly, I had some technical issues with the first episode, but I can safely say with the wait between the first and second episode, Telltale must have done some good polishing while still making a compelling story.

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With the second episode of the second season finally released this week, Telltale had the opportunity to get back on the right track, and that is exactly what they accomplished with The Walking Dead Season 2: Episode 2 A House Divided.

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Gearbox hands its psychotic baby over to Telltale for a gun-light reworking.
Telltale Games pulled a classic bait-and-switch at the otherwise-awful VGX show, with an announcement that everyone assumed would be the new Game of Thrones series. What we saw couldn't have been more different from the straight-faced tale of snow and relentless murder. Borderlands has murder, for sure. And yes, the sequel had snow. But call Borderlands straight-faced, and it'll laugh hysterically, and bite your nose off.

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Analog Addiction writes: "A House Divided is the best gaming experience I have played this year, and perhaps one of the best experiences Telltale has ever delivered. It weaves a brilliant narrative that continues to surprise. as it provides some of the most unforgettable, drama filled moments of the series."

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"True to its name, A House Divided features some of the most divisive moments in any of the series episodes yet." - Eduardo Reboucas, Entertainium.org