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The Walking Dead And The Wolf Among Us Come To PS4, Xbox One This Fall
Telltale has announced that The Wolf Among Us and both seasons of The Walking Dead will be making their new-gen debuts starting next month. If you’ve been holding off on playing these titles, you’ll have another chance shortly.
The Walking Dead Season One will arrive on new-gen consoles in October. Season Two will also be along next month, with Xbox 360, PS3, and Vita versions also arriving. The Wolf Among Us will arrive on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3, and Vita in November.
No specific release dates for any of the three products have yet been revealed. For more, check out our reviews of the first episodes of The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead Season 2. You can also read our hands-on preview of Telltale's upcoming collaboration with Gearbox, Tales from the Borderlands, at PAX.
[Source: Telltale Games on Twitter (1), (2)]
Our Take
I’ve only played these games on console so far, and I found the experience to be quite good. If you’ve already purchased the digital versions, there isn’t a reason to double dip (that we’re aware of yet). But if Telltale decides to include commentary? I suspect they might hook some die hard fans pretty easily.
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