In an interview that followed the announcement, Kirkman didn’t divulge much about the games or the platforms. But he did note that the series would be episodic, as is expected with a developer like Telltale, and said that the games are to be based in the comic book universe as opposed the one seen on the AMC television series.
In other Telltale in-development news, The Wall Street Journal’s All Things Digital blog is reporting that the developer is also creating a series based on Fables, which is a comic book series about fairy tale characters that live in real-world New York City.
Telltale's announcements certainly don't stop there. The company has revealed that it's returning to the mysterious small-town plight of Nelson Tethers with a new Puzzle Agent sequel. Even more surprisingly, the company has inked a deal with Activision to resurrect some of Sierra On-Line's classic adventure franchises, starting with a King's Quest reboot.
And, lastly, the Jurassic Park series' Web site is now up. You can pre-order the upcoming five-episode series on PC and Mac for $29.99, which is about five dollars off from the normal, slow-poke price. The first game will see a release in April, so the wait won’t be too long. In the meantime, Telltale just gave us an inside look at Jurassic Park; watch it!
Really wonder how they are going to make a Fables game.
They've successfully revived some of my favourite franchises of all time, really can't wait for King's Quest.
Puzzle Agent didn't do much for me though, there's just a complete over saturation of puzzle games at the moment. Worse than even FPS'.
Alexander feels a strange pulling sensation.
edit: Brad2, you linked the wrong Sierra in the article. This is the one you should have linked: http://www.giantbomb.com/sierra-entertainment-inc/65-1030/
I don't know how they are going to make that comic into a game but my guess is... adventure game.
This. And it's Telltale, so yeah, adventure game. Haven't been disappointed by them yet, so a Fables game by them should be amazing.