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Rating Reveals Possible Sequel To Telltale's Batman
After Telltale's popular first season starring the Caped Crusader, the company is probably planning to give players more adventures with Batman. A rating on New Zealand's Film & Video Labelling Body may have just revealed the title for Telltale's likely follow-up.
The listing refers to the season pass for a product called "Batman: The Enemy Within." This naming convention is consistent with Telltale's approach to the latest season of The Walking Dead, which was called "The Walking Dead: A New Frontier."
For now, the name is the only hint we have, but if a sequel is really on the way, then we'll undoubtedly have more information before too long.
[Source: fvlb.org.nz via NeoGAF]
Our Take
The idea that Telltale would be following up on the success of its first season of Batman isn't surprising. I know some players are hoping to see other Telltale franchises return – like A Wolf Among Us or Game of Thrones – but it's tough to argue with the broad appeal of Batman.
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