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Activision Releases First Walking Dead FPS Trailer
Last week, Activision revealed that it was publishing Terminal Reality's FPS take on Robert Kirkman's Walking Dead. Now they've released the first stage-setting trailer for the game, which unfortunately doesn't feature any gameplay. Activision is giving away a little something at Comic-Con, however, which could help reduce the sting.
Activision is giving the first 100 people who preorder the game (at booth #5344) a special necklace. The zombie-ear necklace is based on the one that Daryl Dixon sports in AMC's Walking Dead show. It's not a crossbow, but it's something. If you can't make it to Comic-Con, take a look at the game's first trailer, below.
The Walking Dead Video Game follows Daryl and his brother Merle as they head to Atlanta at the beginning of the undead breakout. If you've read the comic, you know that Atlanta isn't the refuge that the brothers are hoping for. Of course, if it was, it wouldn't make for the most exciting game.
Look for the game in 2013 on the PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.
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