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WP: "Telltale Games' first batch of licensed adventure games was entertaining but relatively light in content. No one would accuse Tales from Monkey Island or Sam Max of being too short or having nothing to do, but the subject matter was always more humorous than anything else. That perception changed almost overnight with The Walking Dead, a game series that showed how capable the team is in merging adventure mechanics with a gut-wrenching story. The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead: Season 2 proved the developer's ability to take on serious material. The latest endeavor is the most anticipated yet, and if the opening episode of Game of Thrones is any indication, this will be a ride that fans will want to take."

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Winner: The Wolf Among Us

When the surprise hit for Telltale Games, last year's The Walking Dead: Season One, took off, people wondered if it would be the first and last we heard from the studio (despite successes with the Sam & Max revival and Poker Night at the Inventory). To answer doubts, Telltale introduced the gamersphere to a big bad wolf that huffed and puffed and blew our socks off.

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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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Roger from Codec Moments writes: "I have a couple of friends that are PS Vita enthusiasts that also have children. The one thing that I hear from both of them is how wonderful the Vita is for both entertainment and family/game time balance. Whether you choose to let your children play on your Vita or not is up to you, but if you do let them you need something for them to play that is relatively cheap and still provides them with an entertaining challenge. Flyhunter: Origins created by Steel Wool Games is one such game that incorporates action platforming with some family friendly humor and some tough challenges. Running through the 5 chapters of Flyhunter will take even skilled players around 3-4 hours to complete. The gameplay is simple and the plot is even more so, but there is enjoyable fun here to be had."

Added: 22.12.2014 9:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


While many gamers are currently waiting for the launch of online co-op heist missions to finally release in Grand Theft Auto V, another group of fans are more patiently hoping for news regarding the first single-player DLC for GTA V. Work on a new story-based add-on for the main campaign of GTA V is currently underway. Speaking about his performance, Shawn Fonteno has confirmed that he is now busy reprising his role of GTA Vs Franklin to record additional lines for an upcoming DLC release for the open-world crime title. Launching over a year ago on last-gen consoles, Grand Theft Auto V fans have not seen any additional story content for the games single-player campaign in that time. Rockstar Games has instead focused on pumping out free content updates for the online multiplayer mode of GTA V as well releasing a seemingly endless line of GTA Online patches in an effort to hope for constant improvement of the games stability.

Added: 22.12.2014 3:21 | 4 views | 0 comments


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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Author say's: "So we have at least a few screenshots for you today, taken from the latest build of American Truck Simulator. There might not be much news to share right now, the design team is hard at work on the map and the vehicles, while we are still striving to obtain the truck licenses that we need. Rest assured that everyone on our ATS team is working hard to bring the American highways and more to your computers as soon as possible."