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The Walking Dead, Back to the Future Telltale Titles To Return Soon On The App Store

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A few weeks ago iOS 9 has been officially launched and several titles have been temporarily pulled from the App Store due to compatibility issues. This isn’t anything new but it’s definitely annoying for both users and developers who have to fix these issues. Among the titles that have been removed from the App Store recently are most of the adventure games developed by Telltale Games. Right after their removal, we didn’t know what the problem was and if the games were ever going to be made available again but we have learned more about the matter in the past few hours.

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According to the Telltale Games Support Website, all the games from the team that have been removed from the App Store have an iOS 9 audio glitch. The website confirms that the team is currently working on a fix so the games should be back on the App Store soon.

Unlike what has happened with some other titles that have been pulled from the App Store, the Telltale Games’ adventure titles are still found in the users’s purchase history so it’s possible to download them again if they have been purchased before they have been pulled.

Among the Telltale Games that have been removed from the App Store are the two seasons of The Walking Dead, Back to the Future, Tales of Monkey Island, Jurassic Park and others. Two of the games developed by the team, Game Of Thrones and Tales from the Borderlands, aren’t affected by the issue apparently so they’re still available for purchase.

 

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.