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The company went through a major round of layoffs Friday, dropping the size of its studio from about 250 people down to just 25 people as the developer possibly moves toward closure,…
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New ‘Walking Dead’ mobile game has a killer social element, but fairly pointless AR
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After a solid week of playing The Walking Dead: Our World, the new AR-optional mobile game set in the world of AMC’s The Walking Dead, I can solidly say that I would 100% survive the zombie apocalypse…but only if I was there with my friends.
While Our World can be played by oneself, it has a strong and unique emphasis on partnering with famous characters from the show and squadding up with strangers to take on the full force of a zombie-infested wasteland.
The premise of the game is simple, but the execution is not. On its face, The Walking Dead: Our World is an Ingress/Pokémon Go style game where a real-world map of a player’s surroundings is transformed into a post-apocalyptic landscape riddled with supply crates, walker encounters, and player-built shelters that serve as drop off points for survivors. Read more…
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View More New ‘Walking Dead’ mobile game has a killer social element, but fairly pointless ARAndrew Lincoln confirms he’s leaving ‘The Walking Dead’: ‘ I promise not to cry. I’ve done enough crying onscreen’
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It’s official: Season 9 will be Andrew Lincoln’s last season on The Walking Dead.
Lincoln, who plays Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead, confirmed at Comic-Con Friday that he will be leaving the series after more than eight years as the show’s lead.
“This will be my last season playing the part of Rick Grimes,” Lincoln said at Friday’s Walking Dead panel at Comic-Con. “I love this show. It means everything to me. I love the people who made this show. I promise not to cry. I’ve done enough crying onscreen.”
Rumors began swirling about Lincoln’s departure back in May when Collider reported that Lincoln would only be around for six episodes of Season 9, which is set to premiere in October. The news of Lincoln’s departure comes not long after series mainstay Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs) left the series during Season 8 in February. Read more…
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‘The Walking Dead’ Season 9 trailer just dropped and it’s intense af
If you’ve been keeping up with the post-apocalyptic chaos that is The Walking Dead, you know the end of Season 8 teed up some major tension between our favorite zombie killers. With Negan locked up (and not dead like some had hoped), fans are won…
View More ‘The Walking Dead’ Season 9 trailer just dropped and it’s intense afAMC takes on ‘Pokémon Go’ in freaky new ‘The Walking Dead: Our World’ game teaser
With massive fan bases dedicated to both The Walking Dead and augmented reality mobile gaming, The Walking Dead: Our World is sure to garner a massive following.
Next Games has partnered with AMC Games to bring walkers and all of your favor…
Shane, somehow, is reportedly coming back to ‘The Walking Dead’
Warning: Spoilers for the second season of The Walking Dead ahead.
The infamous Shane Walsh, one of the earliest villains in The Walking Dead (besides all the zombies), is returning to the show. Somehow.
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‘The Walking Dead’ star Andrew Lincoln reportedly leaving after Season 9
The Walking Dead started with Rick Grimes story, but it may not be ending there.
Andrew Lincoln, whose character plays a central role even within the show’s ensemble cast, will reportedly end his time on the AMC series during Season 9, according to C…
Florida isn’t actually being invaded by zombies, despite emergency alert
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Though Florida makes headlines for all sorts of fun and bizarre reasons, seeing the Sunshine State at the genesis of the zombie apocalypse is a turn of events you might not expect. Or, okay, maybe you would expect that.
Thankfully, there are no real zombies lurking in Florida. Rather, it was a false alert sent during a power outage that alerted the citizens of Lake Worth to zombies in the area.
BREAKING: Lake Worth falsely sends out ‘zombie’ alert during power outage https://t.co/LJOVesWFVU pic.twitter.com/7D5HPQovga
— The Palm Beach Post (@pbpost) May 21, 2018 Read more…
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View More Florida isn’t actually being invaded by zombies, despite emergency alert‘The Walking Dead’ honors superfan who died of cancer
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One of The Walking Dead‘s biggest fans passed away on Tuesday and the cast and community has been honoring her with heartfelt messages Wednesday.
Lisa Williams, a regular attendee at The Walking Dead events and conventions, died on Tuesday after a battle with lung cancer and a handful of stars from the show posted messages of remembrance and reminiscing the times they had the pleasure to meet her.
We’re deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Lisa Williams, who was one of the most passionate people (and #TWD fans) you could meet
The outpouring of love that’s coming with this news goes to show how much of an impact she had on #TWDFamily. You will be missed..pic.twitter.com/EhdwRQmIlx
— The Walking Dead (@TheWalkingDead) April 4, 2018 Read more…
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View More ‘The Walking Dead’ honors superfan who died of cancer‘The Walking Dead’ star teases the finale of Season 8
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As the finale of The Walking Dead Season 8 approaches, the star of the series Andrew Lincoln has offered some clues into how the 16th episode will be going down on April 15.
Lincoln, who plays Rick Grimes, told Entertainment Weekly Tuesday that the finale is going to be huge, as it looks like several storylines are going to be wrapping up in the next two episodes. Not just that, but it’s going to be a bit “unusual.”
“I would say this is a smorgasbord,” Lincoln told EW. “I think you’ve got everything in this one. It’s quite an unusual structure, but it’s very emotional, I hope, because that’s what I felt [while filming]. It’s epic.” Read more…
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The Walking Dead / Fear the Walking Dead crossover is getting the big-screen treatment – for one night, anyway.
AMC and Fathom Events are bringing a fan event called “Survival Sunday” to 750 theaters across the country on April 15.
The screening will consist of the Season 8 finale of The Walking Dead and the Season 4 premiere of Fear the Walking Dead, both shown without commercials, along with some as-yet-unrevealed “exclusive bonus content.”
The connective tissue here is Morgan Jones (Lennie James), a Walking Dead regular who’ll be crossing over to become a Fear the Walking Dead regular. Read more…
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Let’s face it — March Madness is complicated and very stressful, if you’re into, you know, sports.
For the rest of us, March Madness consists of 21 very normal days. We have no interest in learning and probably don’t care much about basketball. However, the idea of choosing and seeing your pick win, well, it might not be so bad after all.
Of course the internet didn’t waste any time. Many created their own brackets, from famous rappers to mathematicians.
It goes to show the challenge can be for everyone, even non-sports fans. Read more…
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