400 Days was almost a nice little respite from the main Walking Dead game series. Each chapter was a short little vignette with a totally new cast of characters and situation, which meant your decisions often didn't have any lasting effect (although it has had some bearing on the second season proper). I say almost because there's still Vince's Story. If it seems familiar, that's because it sort of is. Like Lee's story in Season One, Vince's begins with him en route to jail. Only in this case the con-to-be isn't alone, since he's being shipped off in a bus full of fellow inmates. It all goes a bit pear-shaped when walkers engulf the bus and Vince, chained to Justin and Danny, has to decide which of the two he's shackled to is gonna lose a foot. It's the only way of getting off the bus before they get eaten, and the only way to get through the chains is with a shotgun blast that will also leave somebody footless (not Footloose, that's something else entirely). Who deserves their freedom more? Justin, an unrepentant huckster who conned innocent people out of their money? Or Danny, who seems all right despite being convicted of rape (which he swears he didn't do)?
Tom Baker is the Comics Editor at WhatCulture! He's heard all the Doctor Who jokes, but not many about Randall and Hopkirk. He also blogs at http://communibearsilostate.wordpress.com/
