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‘The Walking Dead: 400 Days’ coming to PS Vita this summer

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Telltale Games swept many of the gaming awards at the end of 2012, seducing audiences while breaking their hearts with the brutal, beautiful The Walking Dead. People have been chomping at the bit to get more of the story since last fall, when Episode 5 of the series released on consoles, PC, and mobile. Telltale has been willing to say that Season 2 is coming along, but details have been scarce. Surprises abound at E3, though, and Sony began their press conference with a good one: the reveal of a sidestory coming for PS Vita, The Walking Dead: 400 Days.

Sony Computer Entertainment’s Jack Tretton didn’t announce anything more than the title, but he did say that Walking Dead: 400 Days would be available for the PS Vita sometime during summer 2013 alongside the rest of the series. To date, The Walking Dead has only been available on Sony’s home console, PlayStation 3.

The PS Vita version of 400 Days and the full game will benefit from having both the console controls and touch screen controls offered from the mobile version. 

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