Telltale’s The Walking Dead Coming To Retail December 11

Now that Telltale Games' episodic series based on the popular comic book series The Walking Dead has come to an end,, the company is taking the opportunity to offer a physical collection of the series for those who might want to try the game but don't want to download it.

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Now that Telltale Games’ episodic series based on the popular comic book series The Walking Dead has come to an end, the company is taking the opportunity to offer a physical collection of the series for those who might want to try the game but don’t want to download it.

The Walking Dead will hit stores in North America on December 11, at the suggested price of $29.99. These disc-based versions will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, with the latter only available at Best Buy. The electronics chain will also have an exclusive Limited Edition cover variant and poster insert. Gamestop is also throwing in their own bonus for those who pre-order the collection, with a compendium containing the first 48 issues of the comic series.

Telltale has also announced that there are plans to release the compilation in other countries, with more details on that coming soon. They also said that the first details on the second season of the series will be released sometime next year.


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