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Telltale Teases The Walking Dead Season Two
Telltale Games just tweeted an image teasing something related to the second season of The Walking Dead.
In the image you see Clementine's hat in the grass, a date, and a time. The tweeted image is accompanied by the text, "Keep that hair short..."
The date on the image is for Tuesday, October 29, 12PM Pacific/3PM Eastern. Whatever is being teased here, we'll find out more on Tuesday.
"Keep that hair short..." #TheWalkingDead Season Two pic.twitter.com/zkdzoBCsqE
— Telltale Games (@telltalegames) October 28, 2013
[Source: @telltalegames]
Our Take
My uneducated guess would have to be that Tuesday we will see some kind of trailer, or maybe a release date for the first episode of the second season. The last we heard about the game was that it was on track to release Fall of this year. There's an off-chance it could mark the release of the first episode, but we'll have to wait until Tuesday to find out. What do you think it means?
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