I et interview med Entertainment Weekly har Telltale Games' CEO Kevin Bruner afsløret, at udviklerhuset planlægger en hybrid baseret på en original IP.
Det sker i samarbejde med Liongate, og planen er at blande spil med traditionelt tv-indhold. Noget der forhåbentlig kan udløse både kåringer som årets spil og en Golden Globe, hvis det står til Bruner.
Han udtaler:
"Our first Super Show is an original IP we've developed in collaboration with a world-class creative partner who's just as excited about the format as we are. Together we've created a world where we can really demonstrate the power of this new format and leverage the toolkit it brings to us as storytellers, much like we've done in the [game-only] space."
"Our goal is to create products that have a legitimate chance of winning both a Golden Globe and a Game of the Year. This means both aspects of the productions must be first class work."
"Each Super Show episode [the interactive game and the scripted episode] will be released as a package designed so that you can consume the interactive portion or watch the scripted show portion in any order you'd like. For instance, if you play the interactive episode first, certain elements of the scripted episode portion will be tailored to reflect some choices made in your interactive play through. If you watch the show before playing, some elements in the interactive portions may be presented differently than if you played first. The interactive episodes will never release without a scripted episode, they will always come out together."
Telltale Games har et foredrag programsat til næste uges GDC-messe med titlen "When Story is the Gameplay: Multi-Genre Writing for Telltale Games", måske vi får mere at høre om projektet der.