A shocking closure of Telltale Games has left all future projects in jeporady. But, worse still, it's a sudden financial shock to all of those let go without any form of compensation.

You can run. You can cry. You can even try to hide. Hell, you’re going to be doing all of that real soon, as Tekken 7 is getting its wildest guest character yet: The Walking Dead’s Negan.

As we've recently heard, times they are a-changing when it comes to The Walking Dead. And we got our first look at this new direction for AMC's long-running zombie drama with more than 6-minutes of footage shown off at San Diego Comic-Con.

When The Walking Dead returns for its 9th season later in the year, it will be with quite a few changes both in front of and behind the camera. Now we finally have our first details of just what this new-ish show will look like.

Telltale Games is waving the white flag and finally moving onto a more modern engine for their new projects, with the aging Telltale Tool finally being put to rest.

When The Walking Dead eventually returns for its upcoming ninth season, it's going to be with some big changes. Changes that now, on top of the major cast exits, also include a possible time jump in the story as well as the return of an old friend/foe.

The Walking Dead has seen its fair share of shocking departures, but it may be about to experience its most surprising as stars Andrew Lincoln and Lauren Cohan, who play Rick Grimes and Maggie Rhee, will be leaving in the show's next season as Norman Reedus' Daryl Dixon will get bumped up to series lead.

Telltale is restructuring their entire company, meaning 25% of their workforce, or 90 employees, are now without jobs.