Deathdealer108

I have played and enjoyed all of The Walking Dead games so far (Season 1, 2, 400 Days) but haven't ever read the comics or watched the AMC show. Looking online, it seems Michonne is an very important and interesting character to fans of everything TWD. But is this game engaging without that extra knowledge? I worry I might not find it that interesting as it is only 3 episodes, and I am guessing Telltale is banking on people knowing the source material.

So is this worth playing for just a fan of TWD games? And does it relate to events that happen in the other games, or only to the comics/tv show?

The last hidden object game I played was on my phone of all places. Definitely not the best place to play them.

Also, think the other games are taken and just not announced. Tried Melissa K and the Heart of Gold and Grim Legends The Forsaken Bride and they are both redeemed. Thanks for the chance though!

Bringing up this genre reminded me of this gem of a quick look as well:

I need to do the same exact bounty. I'm a level 28 warlock and tried it solo. Didn't work... I am on Xbox 360. I do have the Ice Breaker sniper rifle which might come in handy. If anyone wants to go for this shoot me a msg. GT: Deathdealer108.

I have rented it and have enjoyed my time with it so far. I don't think I will be changing that to a purchase unless there are major additions to what is already available. I'm happy with my 20 hours of playtime right now and don't feel the need to sink in more time running the same missions I just finished.

Did a great job with this. Brought a tear to my eye.

These all seem like pretty good changes. I am really happy Microsoft is expanding Games with Gold. There has been some good games like Dust, Hitman: Absolution and Sleeping Dogs so far. But compared to Sony's offerings it has been paltry.

@starvinggamer: You really need to dust some buddy! Loving the Yukiko figure ^_^.

It came out in March, but if we are talking about seeing horrible CGI-infested action movies in theaters this one takes the cake for me. The trailer got me hook, line, and sinker. What a waste of $8.

Anyone else read the headline to this article and think "Wow. Some museum really wanted 22 pallets of ET landfill goodness!"

Also, The Strong is a great place. I live a few hours away and it is totally worth the trip. They also have an amazing collection of other toys and board games. They have the first prototype Monopoly board drawn by Charles Darrow himself. It was sized exactly for his dining room table!

It's also not everyday, when you actually get to see a Computer Space arcade cabinet. God, the things I would have done to actually PLAY it. (It's behind glass in the exhibit). I need to get my butt to Funspot, I think they let you play it there.

Bought Onechanbara for 360. This game:

Haven't played past the first level, and I did that at a party just so everyone could see how ludicrous the game is. Pretty much a big waste of $15 on my part.