Make Every Choice Like It's Your Last Winner of over 90 ‘Game of the Year' Awards, The Walking Dead Complete First Season includes all 5 episodes of the critically acclaimed series, plus special episode ‘400 Days'. Play as Lee Everett, who has been given a second chance at life in a world devastated by the undead. Experience events, meet people and visit locations that foreshadow the story of Deputy Sheriff Rick Grimes. Each move matters in this tailored game experience, as your actions, choices and decisions affect how your story plays out across the entire series.
Season One of The Walking Dead – A Telltale Series redefined expectations for storytelling in video games, winning over 100 Game of the Year Awards. Now, the first three critically-acclaimed seasons, an anthology, and a mini-series starring the blade-wielding icon Michonne are available for the first time in one package.
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- The Walking Dead is an unparalleled journey into the heart of what it means to be human in a world that has lost its humanity.
- Set in Robert Kirkman's award-winning comic book universe.
- Your story is determined by the choices you make.
- Enhanced graphics for Season One, Season Two, 400 Days and Michonne.
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Make Every Choice Like It's Your Last Winner of over 90 ‘Game of the Year' Awards, The Walking Dead Complete First Season includes all 5 episodes of the critically acclaimed series, plus special episode ‘400 Days'. Play as Lee Everett, who has been given a second chance at life in a world devastated by the undead. Experience events, meet people and visit locations that foreshadow the story of Deputy Sheriff Rick Grimes. Each move matters in this tailored game experience, as your actions, choices and decisions affect how your story plays out across the entire series.
Season One of The Walking Dead – A Telltale Series redefined expectations for storytelling in video games, winning over 100 Game of the Year Awards. Now, the first three critically-acclaimed seasons, an anthology, and a mini-series starring the blade-wielding icon Michonne are available for the first time in one package.
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Franchise The Walking Dead Publisher Name Sony Developer Name Telltale Games
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Product Length 4.67 Product Width 2.73 Product Height 0.4 Product Unit of Measure in Product Weight 0.13 Product Weight Unit of Measure lbs
The good thing about the Playstation Vita version of The Walking Dead: Season 2 being released relatively quickly this time around, is that most people haven’t had a chance to play the entire game on other consoles before this one even became available. Last time around, I had a difficult time advocating picking up the Vita release over its console and PC siblings. If anything, it would give you a reason to pick up the Vita again, which had [if you’re anything like me] been delegated to the emergency boredom bag.
I absolutely love The Walking Dead. I’d consider it to be one of my favourite games of this, and the last, console generation. When it comes to the unique visual style, score and a game that puts story front and centre, you couldn’t beat The Walking Dead. To top it off, the game was an emotional powerhouse, leaving me chomping at the bit for the next episode.
The first two episodes of The Walking Dead’s second season [on all systems] have improved on almost everything that made people fall in love with the first season. While it’s not quite the emotional roller coaster ride that the first was, it’s a worthy successor nonetheless. Refined visuals give the game an overall “cleaner” look and feel and new control options that include the Vita’s touchscreen capabilities in combination with the system’s buttons give a pretty rigid framework much more flexibility.
Despite all of the things that make the game great by itself, when it comes to the Vita version, I’m left a little disappointed. It would be great to call this the definitive version of the game, but when it suffers from the same issues as the first season, it’s not. And when Telltale releases this after the other versions with theoretically enough time to iron these wrinkles out, it’s more than a little frustrating.
Why do these problems still exist after all of this time? I’d heard murmurings somewhere that it was because of the Telltale Tool, the software that’s used to create the game is getting on in years. No offense guys, but either fix the thing, or don’t release the game on a console that can’t support the game’s framework.
That might sound a bit harsh, but hear me out.
I knew I was in trouble when on my first load of the game, installed fully to the Vita’s memory card, the sound skipped and cut out on me while it was connecting to the network. I could have chalked that up to a first-time glitch, or even just checking for new content. And I would have even gone so far as to overlook it, if that were the only technical issue there was. However, after a few minutes of gameplay, my old friend Excessive Load Times showed up on my doorstep. He showed up with his bros Stuttering Visuals, Framerate Drops and Popping Audio, and they all decided to throw a party at my place.
Don’t get me wrong here – the game is still decent. All of the things that make the other versions of the game great are still here and to be honest, The Walking Dead is still one of the more enjoyable experiences for the Vita. Get deep enough into it and you could even look past these issues, but I couldn’t.
As it stands, I can’t fully recommend this version of the game over the console or better yet, PC versions. If you’ve already got one of those, save your cash at this point for either a sale, or until Telltale gets these technical issues sorted out.
Are the Walking Dead games good?
Highlights. The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct offers a canon prequel starring Daryl Dixon and has FPS mechanics that allow players to fight Walkers head-on. Overkill's The Walking Dead has unique characters with special skills for team play, but suffers from glitches, poor matchmaking, and long loading times.
Is The Walking Dead telltale series worth playing?
Newcomers to the series are very much recommended to plump for this collection, it's got everything you need and the story is excellent. Otherwise, it's probably not worth shelling out to buy everything again. In total, this is quite a collection that spans the rise and fall of a truly landmark series.
How many hours of gameplay is the walking dead game?
Summary. The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series contains the complete horror adventure series, including all 4 Seasons, 400 Days, and The Walking Dead: Michonne, complete with over 50 hours of gameplay across 23 unique episodes.
Why is the PS Vita worth it?
video was not just capable console back then it is still an amazing console to play with an extensive library of PlayStation Vita. and the few other console Generations. as well this thing is insane good Value Plus. the battery life on this on this thing is insane.