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The Walking Dead Season 2 Coming To Vita April 22
Telltale and Sony have announced the upcoming Vita release of The Walking Dead Season 2. On April 22, the first two episodes will be available on that platform.
This will catch up those who have been waiting for the handheld version of the title. Each episode will cost $4.99, with a season pass available for $19.99.
Episode 3, In Harm’s Way, does not yet have a release date on any platform. We are inquiring with Telltale about cross-buy, cross-save, and whether the Vita version will be getting Episode 3 at approximately the same time as other platforms.
Want to know if you should be playing? Be sure to check out our reviews of episode 1 and episode 2.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I’ve not yet played the Vita version of a Telltale game, but I imagine the experience translates well. This is great news for those that played the first season on Sony’s handheld and have been waiting patiently to reunite with Clementine.
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