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Assassin’s Creed Unity teams up with famed musician and Master of Horror Rob Zombie to depict the chaotic and brutal events behind the French Revolution. Illustrated by The Walking Dead co-creator, Tony Moore, this animated short brings to life the gory details, bloody battles, and terrifying events of the revolution. Learn more about the French Revolution in Assassin's Creed Unity: http://bit.ly/1l1vzSr Produced by New Science http://newscienceagency.com Animation Editing MachinEyes http://machineyes.com Sound Design Brendan Hawkins http://everytonemusic.com/

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Telltale announces plans for more episodic content at San Diego Comic-Con.
Telltale Games is to make a third season of its episodic The Walking Dead series.

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Telltale Games confirmed at San Diego Comic-Con that they're going to make a third season of Walking Dead game. I'm hoping this season brings some big changes, like a new main character.

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From the review, "Amid the Ruins picks up exactly where Episode 3: In Harms Way left off. So of course, that means in the first 30 seconds players have to make a gut-wrenching decision. It never gets any easier. Honestly, [Jerimiah Mueller] had an overall harder time playing through Episode 4: Amid the Ruins than probably any other installment in the entire series. The writers at Telltale have done an amazing job of making every decision almost completely grey. Right and wrong get so blurred here that I felt like everything I did was wrong, and just hopefully the decision I made was less wrong than the other options.

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Another season of The Walking Dead is coming from adventure game developer Telltale Games, studio co-founder Kevin Bruner confirmed during the Skybound Entertainment panel at Comic-Con.

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The Walking Dead video game was a remarkable series, one that turned a zombie apocalypse into a never-ending stream of gut-punching moral dilemmas. It was also proof that developer Telltale games hadn't been wasting its time. The studio spent nearly a decade perfecting a formula that turned video games into a series of episodes, just like TV, each of which you could play in a single sitting once a month. But it wasn't until The Walking Dead that Telltale finally had a hit. "The Walking Dead was one of those overnight wonders that took 10 years to put together," explains studio president and founder Kevin Bruner. The question was whether the studio could do it again, and its first attempt is The Wolf Among Us.

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Excerpt "After the phenomenal three episodes of Telltales The Walking Dead: Season 2, it was about time that we experienced our 'breather' episode. Just like any form of episodic storytelling, there comes a time where events seem to slow down in order for the audience to catch their breath."