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GC writes: After two successful seasons of The Walking Dead and the surprise hit, The Wolf Among Us, it seems Telltale Games has perfected their own niche in the adventure game genre. Blending exploration, observation, collection, and conversation (lots of conversation), Telltale has created a template that seems suitable for dropping in just about any pop-culture narrative source material and generated months of episodic content.

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Rely on Horror: When P.T. was revealed as being an interactive teaser for Silent Hills, fans of the classic horror series were quite ecstatic, especially after seeing the names involved with the production of the game: Hideo Kojima, Guillermo Del Toro, and Norman Reedus. Yeah, The Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon. In a recent A.M.A. on Reddit, Norman Reedus opened up a bit about the upcoming, highly anticipated horror title.

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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare already has Kevin Spacey as the mastermind, Jonathan Irons, of the Atlas Corporation. The first chapter of Exo Zombies adds four more stars to the cast; the legendary John Malkovich, Bill Paxton (Aliens, Apollo 13, Titanic), actress and singer, Rose McGowan (Charmed, Grindhouse), and Jon Berntha from the TV series, The Walking Dead (he played Shane Walsh). The four stars are rookie Atlas employees and they are abandoned to face super zombies... "Untrained and unprepared, four Atlas employees must survive a horror unlike any other.

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The latest game software deals from Amazon feature Vita games (Freedom Wars, The Wolf Among Us and the first two seasons of Walking Dead) at $14.99 along with discounts on Disney INFINITY: Marvel Super Heroes, Skylanders Trap Team Starter Pack and other major games from all notable platforms.

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Dragon Age: Inquisition delves ever deeper into what it means for mages to exist.

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Power Up Gaming writes: "The announcement this week that Telltale Games are turning to one of the most popular video games of all-time, the Mojang-developed Minecraft, for their latest series came completely out of left field. With several members of our staff here at Power Up Gaming classing ourselves as diehard fans of both Minecraft and Telltale, we're discussing today whether or not we think the game has serious potential to become another masterpiece in interactive storytelling, or if it's simply a shameless cash-in. Do we think The Walking Dead developer have bitten off more than they can chew, or has Minecraft's freedom handed them a great opportunity?"