The Apocalypse-Out: WE'RE STILL HERE GUYS (Probably not for long, though)

[Zaladane]

I keep hearing there really isn't much gameplay involved, and that it's more like a choose your own adventure game with some wonky shooting segments. I haven't played it, don't plan on it, nor do I watch the show, so I guess I'll just go watch the LP if I need to get my fix

I'm waiting on him to play Sanitarium anyway, hint hint

Yeah it's pretty much like a quick time event thingy for the whole game, or as much as I've watched so far. It looks really well done though for what it is.

[FlavaFlave]

Yeah it's pretty much like a quick time event thingy for the whole game, or as much as I've watched so far. It looks really well done though for what it is.

I don't have a problem with that type of gameplay, and from what I've heard TellTale makes some pretty great stuff. The Back to the Future games are supposed to be good, and reminiscent of the old point and click adventure PC games (which I love), and Sam and Max is good from what I hear too.

I think I'm just zombied out after the debacle that RE6 was. I exhausted more energy trying to find the redeeming factors in that game than I ever did playing it

[TheRealSpiders]

The game doesn't really have anything to do with the show. The current Telltales one anyways. Don't know about the full on Walking Dead one that's coming out soon.

Good show, you should watch. It gets a little weak in the second season but the third just blew me away so far. Not a ton of episodes either, only six for the first season then it jumps to...shit 12-14 for 2 and 3 will be 16 I think by the time it's done.

Oh, I was just talking about the LPs, don't want to spoil the game for myself.

Though I haven't seen the show either; read the comics, but I have a notoriously short attention span when it comes to TV, I'm like a hyper-active child in that respect.

[FlavaFlave]

but I have a notoriously short attention span when it comes to TV, I'm like a hyper-active child in that respect.

I'll second that - I hate commercials because it interrupts the flow of what you are watching (and they're just downright ignorant half the time anyway), and I don't like the "hook" that episodes always end on to make you come back the following week.

If I'm even interested in a TV show, I'll seriously wait until it's pretty much run it's course then do a marathon viewing of the DVD's or whatever. I did that with 6 Feet Under and Deadwood, and I'm glad I did.

[deadlegion]

I'm like a hyper-active child

You just need to learn some self-discipline.
Come here and I'll beat some into you

[TheRealSpiders]

I'll second that - I hate commercials because it interrupts the flow of what you are watching (and they're just downright ignorant half the time anyway), and I don't like the "hook" that episodes always end on to make you come back the following week.

If I'm even interested in a TV show, I'll seriously wait until it's pretty much run it's course then do a marathon viewing of the DVD's or whatever. I did that with 6 Feet Under and Deadwood, and I'm glad I did.

For me, I just can't watch TV. Most of the time, it's just on in the background while I do whatever else and I occasionally turn to see what's going on.

[deadlegion]

I don't think Zal watches this on tv

/downloads everything

[TheRealSpiders]

You just need to learn some self-discipline.
Come here and I'll beat some into you

Please sir, I'll be good this time.

[deadlegion]

Please sir, I'll be good this time.

Don't be cheeky, or you'll go in the cupboard again.

[Zaladane]

I don't have a problem with that type of gameplay, and from what I've heard TellTale makes some pretty great stuff. The Back to the Future games are supposed to be good, and reminiscent of the old point and click adventure PC games (which I love), and Sam and Max is good from what I hear too.

I think I'm just zombied out after the debacle that RE6 was. I exhausted more energy trying to find the redeeming factors in that game than I ever did playing it

I'm really discouraged from trying RE6 from what almost everyone here has been saying. Also point and click games were still more in depth IMO. SIERRA!!!!

Oh, I was just talking about the LPs, don't want to spoil the game for myself.

Though I haven't seen the show either; read the comics, but I have a notoriously short attention span when it comes to TV, I'm like a hyper-active child in that respect.

It's nice to wait and watch them a few in a row like movies which I did with the first 2 seasons.

I'll second that - I hate commercials because it interrupts the flow of what you are watching (and they're just downright ignorant half the time anyway), and I don't like the "hook" that episodes always end on to make you come back the following week.

If I'm even interested in a TV show, I'll seriously wait until it's pretty much run it's course then do a marathon viewing of the DVD's or whatever. I did that with 6 Feet Under and Deadwood, and I'm glad I did.

It is a good way to go (see above) I got hooked badly though and had to watch every week for season 3. Also fuck commercials, not like I watch the eps on tv. Ok maybe one or two This show is very notorious for leaving you hanging at the end of each one.

[Corey]

Glad to see yall are enjoying my videos. Yeah, there is almost no action whatsoever in the TellTAle walking DEad game. There is one area at the end that is sort of actioney, but it's still basically a QTE.

I have to say I did enjoy the game immensely.

And, the Walking DEad game, as far as the tv show is concerned, the TellTale game follows the comics from what I understand.
From what I personally saw, with no knowledge of the comics myself, the game runs parallel to the tv show, and just chronicles someone else story.
There is a character you meet early on in teh game, who says he has to go back to Atlanta for something, and this character is in the Walking Dead tv show, so it's the same universe.

[Zaladane]

I don't think Zal watches this on tv

/downloads everything

Pretty much

Currently working on about 5 different shows

[Corey]

I'm really discouraged from trying RE6 from what almost everyone here has been saying. Also point and click games were still more in depth IMO. SIERRA!!!!



It's nice to wait and watch them a few in a row like movies which I did with the first 2 seasons.



It is a good way to go (see above) I got hooked badly though and had to watch every week for season 3. Also fuck commercials, not like I watch the eps on tv. Ok maybe one or two This show is very notorious for leaving you hanging at the end of each one.

I never watch the shows as they air. I wait until the season finishes then watch them in a marathon with Kayti. I hate cliffhangers.

[deadlegion]

Also fuck commercials, not like I watch the eps on tv.

I could be wrong, but I think TWD is only on pay here anyway.
And fuck that...I haven't used pay tv for a very long time

[deadlegion]

After a quick check, it looks like it's on FX, which is on Foxtel.