The Walking Dead: Season 2: Episode 1 - All That Remains
The Walking Dead season 2 is a true piece of art and outstanding piece of gaming narrative… as long as you can get past the bugs.
| System: Xbox 360, PS3, PC |  |
| Dev: Telltale | |
| Pub: Telltale | |
| Release: December 18, 2013 | |
| Players: 1 | |
| Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p | Intense Violence, Blood and Gore, and Strong Language |
When we last left Clementine…
by Angelo M. D’Argenio
by Angelo M. D’Argenio
The day we have all been waiting for has come. The first episode of The Walking Dead: season 2
by Telltale games has gone public. We finally get to see how the epic,
sad, and somewhat horrifying tale of Clementine continues. Fans of the
original, do not fear. This is still The Walking Dead that you
know and love. It’s a point and click adventure game that constantly
faces you with tough moral choices and painful situations. If this is
enough to keep you playing, by all means stop reading now and pick up
the season pass. However, there are some changes to the formula--some
for the better some for the worse--that set season 2 apart from season 1.
I'm going to try my best to keep major plot details under-wraps, but at
times I will have to talk about specific plot points so fair warning,
there may be SPOILERS ahead.
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AND WHO LET THE WATCH DOGS OUT?
They say idle hands are the devil's tools, and few hands are more idle than those of gamers facing a delay to a much-anticipated title. Since Watch_Dogs was moved from its November release to a vague “Spring 2014” launch date, a number of rumors and controversies have popped up about the game. Here's our analysis of three big rumors about the game.
Rumor: Ubisoft has abandoned the Watch_Dogs trademark
Status: False
A bizarre piece of game industry theater happened yesterday, when the United States Patent and Trademark Office reported that Ubisoft had registered to abandon the Watch_Dogs trademark. A flurry of speculation and Watch_Doge meme jokes followed. Was the game in trouble? Was the company going to change the name or officially make Watch_Dogs into an Assassin's Creed title (more on that below)?
Nobody expected what would turn out to be true in the end. According to Ubisoft, the request for termination was forged, and the company is now working with the USPT to reinstate their trademark. For a more thorough analysis of this incident, see Angelo D'Argenio's article on the topic.
Rumor: Ubisoft has abandoned the Watch_Dogs trademark
Status: False
A bizarre piece of game industry theater happened yesterday, when the United States Patent and Trademark Office reported that Ubisoft had registered to abandon the Watch_Dogs trademark. A flurry of speculation and Watch_Doge meme jokes followed. Was the game in trouble? Was the company going to change the name or officially make Watch_Dogs into an Assassin's Creed title (more on that below)?
Nobody expected what would turn out to be true in the end. According to Ubisoft, the request for termination was forged, and the company is now working with the USPT to reinstate their trademark. For a more thorough analysis of this incident, see Angelo D'Argenio's article on the topic.
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