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The Walking Dead GOTY Edition Spotted For New Consoles
The Game of the Year Edition for the first season of The Walking Dead came out late last year for the last-gen systems. Now GameStop's online site lists the compilation for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
According to the site, the title will come out on June 17 and will cost $29.99.
The current-gen GOTY edition features all five episodes of the first season, the DLC 400 Days, and other digital content for $29.99.
We've reached out to developer Telltale Games for confirmation on the matter, and we'll update this story if we hear anything.
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[Source: GameStop]
Our Take:
The second season of The Walking Dead is awaiting release of its third episode, but a new-gen version of the second season has not been announced. If this listing for a season one GOTY edition is correct, it only makes sense that we'd also see the second season end up on the new systems as well, since your progress transfers between the two seasons.
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