Yeah, the game was considered to be made by the c-team, management didn't have high expectations for it, etc. And then they knocked it out of the damn park.
One of the lead writers behind Borderlands 3, Sam Winkler, has said he'd like to write a second season of Tales From The Borderlands.
Speaking to Comicbook.com, Winkler said, "I would love to pickup where Tales from the Borderlands Season 1 left off. There's so many unsolved threads there, and even though we brought some characters into Borderlands 3, there's still a lot of question marks.
"I am a die-hard fan of Tales, and I inserted some winks and nods that are probably going to drive some fan wiki articles,” he added.
Now, this may be one of those "sure, I'd love for my character to be in Smash Bros." things that never goes anywhere. Or maybe the wheels are already turning! Who knows. I suspect a lot of it will depend on if the new Telltale can get their act together.
So yeah, Wolf Among Us 2 is happening. Some details:
All of the work the original Telltale did on it is being pitched.
Including the Telltale Tool -- they're using Unreal.
It's being developed in partnership with AdHoc Studios, which was founded by several former Telltalers.
The voice actors for Bigby and Snow White are back.
As is composer Jared Emerson-Johnson.
Which all sounds good! Of course the new Telltale still has plenty of room to fuck it up, but now there's reason for hope.
Is anyone actually in TTG that was a part of it before the reincarnation? Always thought the idea of a game dev working with another game dev consisting of nothing but former employees would be... an awkward work environment at the very least.
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Yeah, the game was considered to be made by the c-team, management didn't have high expectations for it, etc. And then they knocked it out of the damn park.
Now, this may be one of those "sure, I'd love for my character to be in Smash Bros." things that never goes anywhere. Or maybe the wheels are already turning! Who knows. I suspect a lot of it will depend on if the new Telltale can get their act together.
All of the work the original Telltale did on it is being pitched.
Including the Telltale Tool -- they're using Unreal.
It's being developed in partnership with AdHoc Studios, which was founded by several former Telltalers.
The voice actors for Bigby and Snow White are back.
As is composer Jared Emerson-Johnson.
Which all sounds good! Of course the new Telltale still has plenty of room to fuck it up, but now there's reason for hope.
Which sounds great but I really, REALLY hope they're not repeating Telltale's mistake and taking on too much.
And this is very promising.