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The First Episode Of Tales From The Borderlands Sneaks Out Today
Telltale’s next episodic adventure game begins today. Tales from the Borderlands’ first episode begins arriving on a variety of platforms, marking our return trip to Pandora.
The inaugural section, Zer0 Sum, will be on PlayStation 4 (North America), PlayStation 3 (North America), and PC today. Tomorrow, Xbox One users get to join in the fun. Those hoping to play on Xbox 360 worldwide or PlayStation systems in Europe will be able to do so beginning on December 3.
For more on Tales from the Borderlands, check out our preview from PAX. Telltale will also begin its quest through Westeros in Game of Thrones later this year.
[Source: Telltale Games on Twitter (1), (2), (3)]
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