Announced officially Monday night at Sony's E3 press event, almost in passing, The Walking Dead: 400 Days is the next bit of downloadable content for Telltale's The Walking Dead.
This summer, the PS Vita will receive a new bundle, which includes the complete first season of Telltale's The Walking Dead, plus The Walking Dead: 400 Days.
AMC's 'The Walking Dead' remains as huge as ever, making the long wait until October, or even this summer's Comic-Con presentations, feel horribly torturous. We've seen a photo or two from production on the new season, along with tidbits from Norman Reedus himself, but what will 'The Walking Dead' fans learn about season 4 from the latest production video?
After a week full of teases, it appears the zombie may be out of the bag for Telltale. A recent discovery on Steam's database hints that new DLC for The Walking Dead is coming soon.
Before 'The Walking Dead' season 3 came to a close (and we knew whether or not the Governor would return), executive producer Gale Ann Hurd previewed that the AMC horror-drama's fourth season would seek to amp up the threat of the 'Walking Dead' themselves, who had become manageable. With season 4 filming underway, what does series star Norman Reedus have to say about the new walkers threatening Daryl and the others?
As the lead-up to E3 continues, Telltale has dropped more hints about potential characters for the second season of The Walking Dead video game.
Well, another teaser from Telltale Games has been posted to Vine, giving us a look at what appears to be a new character from Season Two of The Walking Dead adventure game.
'The Walking Dead' season 4 won't hit screens until sometime this October, but we'll only have to wait until the end of the summer to own the full 'Walking Dead' season 3 Blu-ray and DVD packages, complete with tons of special features and a limited-edition zombie head tank case!
With E3 2013 one week away, developers are starting to hint at some announcements they'll be making at the big show. As Telltale's The Walking Dead was one of the best (if not the best) games of 2012, many fans were eagerly awaiting news on a second season. Well, looks like we won't have to wait much longer.
Now that 'The Walking Dead' has begun production on its fourth season, the lifespan of the AMC horror drama seems to span years into the future, as with its comic predecessor that spans over 100 issues with no end in sight. That said, how far can AMC continue to sustain 'The Walking Dead,' its most commercially successful property? The AMC CEO thinks we could be fighting zombies for a very long time, so get a taste of 'The Walking Dead's surprising future plans inside!
