16: The Talking Dead

from Split Screen · host Alan Williamson & Craig Wilson

Alan and Craig perform a complete audio autopsy on The 2012 Screenie Game of the Year winner The Walking Dead. Then they take an axe to its head. [Thanks for listening! Tell a friend or leave us an iTunes review about the podcast!]

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