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The developers at Telltale Games have just released The Walking Dead Season 2 Finale Accolades trailer before its release, later this month. The trailer centers on Episode 5 “No Going Back”- the season finale. It contains some heavy spoilers for the entire series and hence I would be advising you not to watch it, if you have not reached up to the final episode at least. But for those who have, the trailer has a lot to offer to get you all set for the game’s new-gen release. You can watch it below.
The game will be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 21st; while PS Vista will have the game a little later on November 4th. The Walking Dead Season 1 will be available on PlayStation 4 on October 14th, allowing you to catch up on the entire series if you haven’t yet. The package will include all five episodes from the first season, along with the add-on “400 Days” episode. There’s no word on pricing yet, but it should be similar to what the original seasons went for, around $19.99.
The Walking Dead Season 2 is currently available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, and PC and you can click here to view the system requirements.
