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Telltale Teasing Something For The Walking Dead On Twitter
Telltale's director of PR Job Stauffer and community and PR specialist Laura Perusco are tweeting back and forth at one another debating whether to reveal something Walking Dead fans are going to be "pretty happy about."
You can check out the back and forth below:
@jobjstauffer That screenshot really raises more questions than it answers... but I think folks deserve a little something new tonight!
— Laura Perusco (@lauraperusco) December 2, 2013
@jobjstauffer Judging from my Twitter feed right now, the answer to that is a definite "NO" ;)
— Laura Perusco (@lauraperusco) December 2, 2013
@lauraperusco I suppose in lieu of a trailer a picture is worth 1000 words.
Maybe just a little something ahead of release later this month!
— Job J Stauffer (@jobjstauffer) December 2, 2013
The Walking Dead season two should be starting this month. To see the game's teaser trailer, head here.
Our Take
Last time Stauffer and Perusco went back and forth on Twitter like this, Telltale ended up offering a substantial The Walking Dead season two teaser image. Whatever the two are set to reveal, which sounds like some kind of screenshot, it should be something worth getting excited about.
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