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Telltale Brings Together Law & Order Dream Team On iOS, PC
You may think of Telltale Games as the team making adventure titles based on popular movie franchises like Jurassic Park and Back to the Future, but did you know they're also making adventure titles based on popular TV franchises? I've got the evidence to prove it!
Today Telltale announced the impending release Law & Order: Legacies, a new episodic adventure game that brings together several generations of detectives and district attorneys from hit TV shows Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU. The first two cases for Legacies will be out this month for iPhone and iPad, with seven cases planned in total and a PC and Mac version of the game expected next year.
Which Law & Order character do you want to play the most? And is there anyone under the age of 40 who can answer that with a straight face?
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