Category Archives: Telltale

Telltale Games has announced The Walking Dead has sold “over one million episodes” across PC, Mac, PSN and XBL making it the firm’s fastest-selling game to date.

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Some of us want to discuss the fragrant floral notes and cigar box overtones, and some of us just want something to put in our faces. That’s the divide between general gamers and adventure fans right there, according to Telltale CEO Dan Connors.

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Telltale has moved to rectify some nasty audio compression issues affecting the PC and Mac versions of The Walking Dead. The Steam release should automatically download and apply the patch, but if you bought the game directly from TellTale, you’ll have to download and reinstall the whole thing. The Walking Dead launched late last week on PC and consoles, and is generating significant buzz; check out the first of five episodes in action here.

Thanks, Gamespy.

You don’t have to believe the hype; check out Telltale’s The Walking Dead for yourself as VG247 takes a tour through the first episode.

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Telltale has confirmed that it won’t be bringing console version of The Walking Dead to Australians following an 18+ international classification.

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Telltale has announced that the first episode of The Walking Dead will arrive on Xbox Live Arcade on April 27. It will run you 400 MS Points. The game launched on PC, Mac and PS3 earlier today. Thanks, Eurogamer.

Telltale Games has released a launch trailer for the videogame adaptation of The Walking Dead, providing gamers with a bit of background on the game’s protagonist Lee Everett.

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Telltale’s confirmed it’s to release the first episode of The Walking Dead game onto PSN and Mac beginning tomorrow in the US and Wednesday for European PS3s. The title, which is strictly from the comics and not the TV show, will cost €4.99/£3.99 per episode or for the entire season on PSN. More details on the EU PS Blog

Telltale has released a video detailing how one lucky person can win a spot in The Walking Dead games as a human character by pre-ordering the game directly through Telltale’s store before launch. The winner’s character will eventually be tuned into a zombie, of course, and then killed by the players. If you pre-order the full five-episode season, you will also get 10% off the full price of the title. Even better, for $20 more you can order the “almost everything” pack which includes the full seasons of Back the Future, Jurassic Park, Hector, Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People, Sam and Max Seasons 1-3 and Puzzle Agent 1 & 2. The first episode will release on Mac, PC, PSN, Steam and XBL in late April for 400 MS Points/$4.99.

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IGN’s gone live with the first teaser trailer for Telltale’s version of The Walking Dead. The teaser mainly features three voicemail message from a mother concerned for her daughter gradually with each voicemail. Get it below. The first gameplay footage will air on Monday on IGN.

It was confirmed yesterday the game will be out beginning next month on PS3, 360, PC, Mac and iOS.

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IGN‘s said the first episode of the Telltale-made Walking Dead game will launch next month on PSN, Xbox Live, PC, Mac and iOS. The site’s promising the debut of gameplay footage next Monday, March 19.

Telltale has released the second episode of Playing Dead for the firm’s upcoming The Walking Dead game.

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Telltale has announced Back to the Future: The Game will be released at retail for PC, PS3 and Wii in Europe during the first part of 2012. PS3 and Wii versions will be available in Europe, while boxed editions of the PC will only be available in “some” territories, according to a press release on Nintendo Life. It will be available in English and German, with French subtitles available. The game was previously released through PSN and on iPad last year. Thanks, Eurogamer.

Telltale’s launched the first episode of Sam & Max, Season Two: Beyond Time & Space. The first episode, called Ice Station Santa, will set you back $7, but is universal, meaning it will support iPhone and iPad. Bonuses include a soundboard featuring Sam & Max an a standalone version of Season One mini-game Whack da Rats.

Get it from iTunes here. Thanks, Joystiq.

The latest episode of Telltale Games’ adventure game based on the Jurassic Park series is now available on the iPad. The second part of the episodic series is available exclusively for the iPad, and will set you back $6.99.

The episode is called The Cavalry. “In Jurassic Park: The Game’s second episode “The Calvary”, Nima, Gerry and Jess head for the island’s coast and are forced into taking a shortcut using the under construction “Bone Shaker”, a partially completed rollercoaster in Jurassic Park’s theme park area. Meanwhile, an InGen rescue team lead by ex-grunt Billy Yoder and his quiet, menacing buddy-in-arms Oscar search for Gerry and his daughter,” Telltale said today.

Via CVG.

Kalypso Media is to publish Telltale’s Jurassic Park: The Game, and boxes should land at retail in UK, Europe, Australia, South Africa and Asia during Q1 2012 on Xbox 360 and PC. No word just yet on whether the PS3 version will be published by the as well. “We are thrilled to partner with Telltale Games to bring Jurassic Park: The Game to retail in many territories,” said Kalypso Media Group’s global MD Simon Hellwig. Jurassic Park was released digitally on PC, PS3, and 360 last month. Thanks, MCV.

Telltale employees have posted user reviews for Jurassic Park: The Game on Metacritic, and while such a thing isn’t a new occurrence, it sparked a bit of a red flag with Gamespot when it noticed four 10/10 reviews going up during the same time frame.

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Telltale has released a behind-the-scenes look at Jurassic Park: The Game, which takes place during the events of the first movie, and follows “loose end” where Dennis ran off with a jar of dinosaur embryos. The development team thought it would be “a fantastic place” to start out for the story of the game. In the video, the team also discusses the new technology it build for the title, which it felt it needed in order to “pull it off”. Because of the new tech, the game also features new gameplay elements such as the ability to use an in-game camera to look at different parts of the scene you are currently in. Gamer’s will be able to return to Isla Nublar on November 15.

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Telltale has announced a Deluxe Edition of Jurassic Park: The Game for PC and Mac. It contains a a staff ID badge and patch, all four episodes of the game and more. Get the full list of goodies below.

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Telltale’s posted an unbox video for the deluxe edition of Back to the Future: The Game. The edition will comes with some special art stuff among other things, including the initial notes of the actual flux capacitor from the Doc himself. You can get the video below the break. You can get the Deluxe Edition from Telltale’s website here.

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