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  • The Walking Dead: Episode 5 – No Time Left Review
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    The Walking Dead: Episode 5 – No Time Left Review

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    I have been along for the ride of The Walking Dead since Episode 1: A New Day. I liked it, but I didn't love it.  It showed promise. By the end of Episode 2: Starved For Help, I was completely on board. It was at the end of Episode 3: Long Road Ahead where I first uttered the phrase "potential game of the year." The penultimate Episode 4: Around Every Corner wasn't as high a watermark, but it set up a compelling and harrowing finale. Does the newest and final episode of the season, No Time Left, possibly payoff?
  • The Walking Dead: Episode 4 – Around Every Corner Review
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    The Walking Dead: Episode 4 – Around Every Corner Review

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    I... I'm writing this as a broken man. I've always done my best to give everyone a fair shake; to always do what I thought was best. I was never selfish, and without fail put myself in harm's way to protect others. But I reached a breaking point I didn't even know I had, and not by just a little bit, either. Now I'm here trying to put the shattered pieces back together after saying and doing things I can't take back, and this blood just won't wash off my hands so easily anymore.
  • The Walking Dead: Episode 3 – Long Road Ahead Review
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    The Walking Dead: Episode 3 – Long Road Ahead Review

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    I felt like Episode 1 of The Walking Dead was better than okay, but not by much. The storyline was good, but the gameplay seemed to flounder a bit, not sure where it wanted to concentrate. Episode 2 honed the story down to a razor's edge of awesome, and the gameplay was tightened up to serve the game's quiet moments as well as its pulse-pounding action ones. I'm happy to report that Episode 3 doesn't regress at all.
  • The Walking Dead: Episode 2 – Starved For Help Review
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    The Walking Dead: Episode 2 – Starved For Help Review

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    After playing through The Walking Dead: Episode 2 - Starved for Help I can confidently say this is Telltale's best effort to date in telling a story. There's a quality to the pacing of the adventure that makes it feel more like an interactive show or movie than a game. At one point while playing it last night my wife looked up from her book to ask me what show I was watching because it sounded good. Needless to say, she was impressed when I told her it was a game.
  • The Walking Dead: Episode 1 – A New Day Review
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    The Walking Dead: Episode 1 – A New Day Review

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    It's pretty much universally acknowledged that Telltale's Jurassic Park games were terrible. They were really nothing more than poorly implemented quicktime events. The story was ok, but slogging through the gameplay wasn't worth the story bits you got out of it. Suddenly all of the announced games in Telltale's line-up were called into question, and enthusiasm was tempered. Would they have time to avoid similar pitfalls and right the ship? Now we have an answer with The Walking Dead. That answer is.... mostly.
  • Law & Order: Legacies Review
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    Law & Order: Legacies Review

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    Telltale Games has been on a roll lately. First they make releasing games in episodes a legitimate venture. Then they went and snatched up a bunch of solid licenses perfect for point and click adventure gaming like Jurassic Park, Back to the Future and Sam & Max. Now they're moving into the crimesolver gaming space with Law & Order: Legacies, and premiering on iOS to boot!
  • Law & Order: Legacies Preview
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    Law & Order: Legacies Preview

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    Telltale Games (Back to the Future: The Game, Jurassic Park: The Game) is tackling another beloved franchise with a series of seven episodic games based on the long-running TV crime drama Law & Order. Law & Order: Legacies will debut later this month as a universal app on iPad and iPhone, with PC/Mac versions scheduled to launch in early 2012.
  • Jurassic Park: The Game Review
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    Jurassic Park: The Game Review

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    Ready to have one of those "Wow, I'm old" moments? "Jurassic Park" the movie came out 18 years ago. To put that in perspective, babies who were born the year that "Jurassic Park" came out can now vote. So, even though it might seem like odd timing to bring out Jurassic Park: The Gamenow, we were still super excited when Telltale Games (ofMonkey Island and Sam & Max fame) said they were making one. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite live up to expectations.