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GodisaGeek: "Calvin may be out this week, but Lee is back in, and hes had a marathon session of The Walking Dead Season 2. Of course, we dont spoil anything, and we promise well stop talking around spoilers, despite it being a lot of fun. Colm has played and reviewed Velocity 2X and likes it a whole lot (video review below!), and Adam has played very little, aside from some pinball. And its due to playing so little that the first ten minutes of this episode is all about our hosts, as we get to the bottom of the important question: What is your favourite crisp flavour?"

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Taken from IM PLAYIN "Just as a heads up, I mention a name in this article that could give away one of the bigger plot twists of the second season. If youve already played the previous episodes, youll know who Im talking about. But, if youre saving yourself for the disc release of the second season, Id avoid reading this review. You have been warned! The Walking Dead franchise has taken the world by storm. Robert Kirkmans humble graphic novel, which gained a cult following soon after its first release back in 2003, has had a meteoric rise from its niche beginnings to become one of the most talked about shows on our TVs. Suffice to say, The Walking Dead is pretty much a household name. The thing that makes The Walking Dead so popular (other than the graphic violence and Kirkmans penchant for ruthlessly killing off key characters) is the masterful way in which the story is told. The franchise is incredibly story and character driven and, whilst the violence and action w...

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Destructoid: "Telltalle has been a busy beehive lately. Having wrapped up The Walking Dead Season 2 and season one of The Wolf Among Us, this fall will bring us right into the first episode of Tales from the Borderlands. Darren seemed positive on the game when he saw it at E3, but for a series like Borderlands that built its name more on its genre fusion gameplay than it's setting, I didn't know what to expect or hope for going into this demo."

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The beauty of the ending scenario of The Walking Dead Season 2 is apparent in the number of online discussions and full-blown arguments that have centered around it. Many feel that their ending was the best, or that they missed out on a better ending. I feel that simply by discussing them we prove that all of the endings are fantastic, and show the diversity in both Telltale's audience and the stories that we have all created in the games.

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Matthew Milewski writes: "Back in 2012, Telltale Games came out with one of those games: The Walking Dead. Releasing to critical acclaim for all five of its episodes, The Walking Dead raised a lot of questions about what video games were at the time, with its stripped down adventure game mechanics and focus on narrative. Whether or not it was a traditional game didnt stop people from liking it; The Walking Dead had such a good grasp of pacing, theme, character-writing, and its own episodic structure that it was one of the most memorable experiences of the year. That first season was bold. It had vision. Season 2 of The Walking Dead is a different story."

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Join Amras89 and Hardlydan for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Amazon buying Twitch, a bunch of Nintendo news, Miyamoto talking about casual gamers, more on Lindsay Lohans lawsuit against Rockstar, Valve being taken to court, Ninja Theory helping with Disney Infinity 2.0, another Star Citizen update, and online harassment. Games discussed are Minecraft, Tearaway, The Witcher Adventure Game, Dragon Age Origins, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, The Walking Dead Season 2, Jazzpunk, Tearaway, Mario Kart 8, Kirbys Triple Deluxe, and SpeedRunners.

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "Over the course of The Walking Dead Season Two Telltale Games has managed to tell a story with a very different tone than that of the first season. With the focus shifted from protecting a young girl as Lee, to surviving with a new set of strangers as Clementine, Season Two has managed to pull together an impressive story in its own right. However with No Going Back being the final episode, does the second season feature a fitting finale?"