JPS Writes: "In honor of the release of the second episode of The Wolf Among Us last week from Telltale Games, we told you the other day about the player choice percentages from Episode 1 – Faith, including a few differences in two playthroughs we did. As a follow-up we have also looked at the player choices from The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 – Smoke & Mirrors from two separate playthroughs, one on Xbox 360 and one on PlayStation 3."
Fans of Telltale’s recent adventure games will have something else to cheer about. This past summer, The Wolf Among Us, the Telltale adventure game based on the comic book by Bill Willingham and DC comics, was released for the Android. The game was only made available via the Amazon Appstore, so players who didn’t want to deal with the Appstore for content would be missing out.
Chris Freeman wants PS Vita owners to be reassured the future is bright for the glossy little handheld and writes -
"Some PS Vita gamers are concerned that the Vita’s list of upcoming titles looks a little barren. I have written this article to alleviate some of your concern Vita gamers! Here is a list of a handful of upcoming Vita games that I believe show a lot of promise."
Tales of Hearts R and Freedom Wars for me. Hopefully they announce a release date for Oreshika 2, and maybe a bigger reveal of Gravity Rush 2.
"George and Andrew are back, and after a busy week of personal lives and San Diego Comic Con watching, the duo is set to celebrate the stretch end of Press Pause Radio’s newest Games Club: Telltale’s The Wolf Among Us.
Based on the popular Vertigo franchise from Bill Willingham of modern day fairy tales, we talk at length over the depiction and care involved with this original story in the Fables universe, and just how well it manages to convey the presentation and feel of the adult fantasy series, whether you’re new or a fan familiar with its comic base.
We’ve brought to you not only our usual podcast, covering our overall feelings and after thoughts about the game, in and out, but we’ve brought on board a video companion series, detailing certain choices, statistics, and detailed analysis over the subtle details at play in this murder mystery."
-Presspauseradio.com
I prefer the Walking Dead, but this could aruguably be the better series.