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Polygon has posted some comments from Telltale Games' CEO Dan Connors about the future of the company's The Walking Dead episodic game series, and the struggle to meet fan expectations in season two. Based on the graphic novels by Robert Kirkman, the adventure follows the story of a band of zombie apocalypse survivors.

"Anything is possible," he said. "We're talking through different scenarios, though I don't think we've talked through one where we just start with a new set of characters.

"For us it's just really important to make sure we are delivering on what people have played and liked in season one."

"You have to make a piece of content that is so compelling that people are waiting for it to arrive."

When speaking about the series, Connors tends to fall back on the vernacular not of video games but television. He sees a lot of similarities between the way people interact with an episode of The Walking Dead game and The Walking Dead television show.

"You have to make a piece of content that is so compelling that people are waiting for it to arrive," he said. "That was the beauty of The Walking Dead game — when an episode arrived people put down what they were doing and played it. That was very powerful. That required a very strong execution."

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