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While not as epic as the ground-breaking first season, The Walking Dead Season Two comes to a satisfying conclusion in No Going Back. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell on Popzara.

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Neil writes "Whilst Episode 4 was a bit of a quiet affair, the final chapter of The Walking Dead Season Two is now with us.was it a case of taking in the calm before the storm that is Episode 5 No Going Back?"

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It might seem strange, but zombie apocalypses have woven some of the best tales as of late. The Last of Us, 28 Days Later, and The Walking Dead have proven that even the undead can have some brains put into their stories. Telltale Games, hot on the heels of the original The Walking Dead series, is back for a second round with The Walking Dead: Season 2. Can this sequel live up to the originals legacy, or is it a shambling mess just begging to be killed off?

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You hear the moaning first. A dull, primal tone which sends a prickle skittering over your skin. Next comes the rattling, as the nearby drain grate is pushed and pulled ferociously by grey, decaying hands. The stress is too much for the rusting metal and it bursts open, a shambling husk of a corpse dragging its way up and halfway onto the street. There is no aggression in its lifeless eyes as it stares at you, just a desire to feast on your warm blood.

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Mariah Beckman, GIZORAMA - "For a virtual pinball game to be any good, it has to accomplish a few things. First off, it needs to stay true to the physics and form of a traditional table. The ball needs to perform predictably and accurately for the experience to be taken seriously. Secondly, it needs to rise above. Sure, players are looking for an honest experience. But that doesnt mean we dont want developers to take it easy. High quality rendering isnt enough; we need impressive ramps, inventive skill shots and well-mimicked lanes and bonus rounds. And finally, we want it cheap. After all, this is pinball, not Halo. Zen Studios delivers on all of this. And, for a pinball game, theres a lot going on here. The table and mini-games are all complimentary to the wildly popular, episodic game series Walking Dead by Telltale Games. Players will recognize plot points from Season One of the installment in this pinball adaptation, which is bedecked in Telltales minute iconography and...

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Zen Studios adds yet another table to its already stellar lineup as the Zen Pinball platform keeps chugging along. Adapting Telltale Games' The Walking Dead this time around it's a solid table whether you're a fan of the source material or not.