From the review, "The biggest thing I noticed while playing through Episode 3, is how I started approaching decisions. I always try and base my choices on what I truly believe Clementine would say or do, and I noticed that those beliefs have started to shift. It kind of disturbed that, without realizing it, “my” Clementine has started to change, to harden. A while ago, Clementine never would have done some of the things I had her do in Episode 3. Suddenly I find myself thinking “No, Clementine wouldn’t trust Bonnie” and “yeah, she really might choose to stay back with Kenny and Carver.”
It’s amazing how organic this shift felt, and how in tune with the tone of The Walking Dead it is."
Clementine is a character many gamers have come to know and love. But there's more to her than innocence and likeability that keeps us interested.
We've all seen a ton of zombie apocalyptic games in the recent years. But are they simply a dying fad? Or are they sticking around longer than we'd expect?
Neil writes "If you haven’t yet played through one of both of The Walking Dead seasons on the older generation of consoles, then you must check them out when they drop on the next gen soon. A release date for which has just been announced."
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Hopefully these aren't too expensive, only played episode one before I left my 360 to a friend!
Milk that motherf**ker, quick! I might finish the first "game" on my vita one day.
He's probably suggesting it isn't a "real" game because it's a semi point and click/quick time event game.
Heavy Rain got that criticism too, apparently a game isn't "real" to some people if you're not in first person and shooting people in the face.
Does anyone know if you bought the whole first season including 400 days on ps3 if there's any sort of discount?
Played on 360 but Id like to play them again, and make different choices this time around.
I cant wait for the game of the year edition to come out on PS4 so I can replay season one and make completely different decisions.
I want to see how much difference it really makes...