Lionsgate announces an investment in Telltale Games, which will give birth to another project attempting to create some crossover videogame/television synergy. There's an interview on EW.com where Telltale CEO Kevin Bruner describes plans for The Super Show, and their ambition to "create products that have a legitimate chance of winning both a Golden Globe and a Game of the Year." Here's more on how this is to 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.

At some point, non-interactive episodes of the scripted content will become available as traditional TV-style episodes on streaming services and broadcast TV. While this obviously can’t deliver the interactivity, this version of the scripted episodes will still stand as completely satisfying top-quality television entertainment.