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Scott McCrae

The Boys-like superhero comedy Dispatch from former Telltale devs is set to hit a 3-year sales target in 3 months, to the surprise of its executive producer

Aaron Paul's character Robert Robertson in Dispatch, stood holding a dog in an elevator filled with strange superheroes.

The developers of Dispatch have said the game is on course to beat the internal sales targets it has for the three-year mark… in about three months.

The superhero comedy released its final episodes last week, and the game has generated buzz for the adventure akin to when Telltale games began gaining popularity. And given that developer AdHoc Studio was formed by devs responsible for Telltale's best – namely, The Walking Dead Season 1, Tales of the Borderlands, and best of all, The Wolf Among Us – that's not a major surprise. The developers announced on November 3 that the game had sold over 1 million copies in its first ten days (and about halfway through the season), which in turn made the idea of Season 2 a big possibility.

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