Telltale Games is no stranger to adapting and swapping platforms in order to reassure that player’s will have at least one given option to play the next installment of The Walking Dead. Considering the acclimating success that the launch of The Walking Dead: Season Two has provoked from the gaming community, it would only prove to be a small awaited interval until the developers made an attempt to swap onto yet another handheld console. iOS support and listed launches for Telltale Games has become a rather profitable transaction for the company, so testing their hand with the PS Vita was bound to be somewhere in their imminent future. As of right now, The Walking Dead: Season Two is due for release on the Sony handheld console on April 22, 2014. Not a long wait at all, but then again Telltale Games has always chosen to be rather fickle with their timing whenever it comes to dabbling on alternate consoles.
Both episodes one and two will be available for purchase at $4.99 each, and there is also an option for securing the season pass for $19.99. Thus, the launch will conclude that The Walking Dead: Season Two version on the PS Vita is all caught up with the current timeline. It is unknown at the moment if the releases will all be subsequent, or of the PS Vita version of the game might be an extra day or two behind in accordance to the initial PC releases. Since sometimes we’re aware that it takes a fraction of patience in order to prepare the next chapter of the game on our preferred platform, hopefully that will not be the case once The Walking Dead: Season Two has begun the sequence in constructing their next launch.
At the moment, there is not an official estimate on how long the wait is will be until episode 3, In Harm’s Way, is going to appear. However, numerous sources such as Game Informer place the PS Vita release on par with those that’re normally given the utmost priority to have a clean, subsequent launch. Meaning that if you do prefer to play The Walking Dead: Season Two on the PS Vita, the outlook on receiving the game in a hastened manner is promising from Telltale Games. Fortunately, players will be more then likely to expect the next episodes of the series without much of a hassle.
We’re hoping for a good impression on the initial launch, and for episode three to appear on our radar soon. We’ll keep you updated on the next strain of The Walking Dead: Season Two information as it begins to make itself known to the public. Until then, will you be looking to play on the PS Vita?