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Game of Thrones – The Kingsroad

Last night’s episode of Game of Thrones was a significant improvement
over the first, mostly because they had already done a lot of the hard
work of setting up a vast interconnected network of families and
kingdoms (or at least the ones that matter at this point), and just let
the story threads they had put in place unfurl for about an hour. There
were a few new faces to introduce, most notably Sandor Clegane, a knight
with a scarred face in the king’s service known as The Hound; and
Doreah, one of Daenerys’ servants who teaches her about lovemaking. With
the introductions kept to a minimum the quality of the production was
allowed to shine, and it was just an entrancing episode. The viewing
numbers I gave last week turned out to be inaccurate, but they were
still good enough to earn the series a quick renewal for a second
season, and I’m excited to see these actors portray these characters for
at least another 18 episodes.

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Game of Thrones Renewed!

Just two days after the airing of its first episode, Game of Thrones has been renewed by HBO.
The show, which premiered on Sunday, focuses on a group of people
struggling to gain control of the Iron Throne in the fictional realm of
Westeros. HBO president Michael Lombardo said, “We are delighted by the
way [writers] David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have brought George R.R.
Martin’s amazing book series to the screen, and thrilled by the support
of the media and our viewers…This is the continuation of an exciting
creative partnership.”

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Game of Thrones – Winter Is Coming

I’m not sure how objective about Game of Thrones I can really be,
having read and loved the four currently-released books in the series
that the show is based on. I can only promise that I will try to look at
from the perspective of both a fan and someone who hasn’t read a word,
and tell you what I think. Based on last night’s premiere, we learned a
few things. The show will look amazing, it won’t hold back on the
story’s darker content, and so far they’ve put together a pretty
outstanding cast to portray the large number of significant characters. I
had a few issues with the first episode, but they’re the sorts of
qualms that could easily be smoothed over with time.

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Entertainment Fuse’s Game of the Year 2016: Matt’s Top 10

It’s that time of year again. Time to celebrate the best games I had the pleasure of playing this year. I must say there are some caveats. Of course I haven’t played everything but I mostly got a chance to play the games that caught my eye. A few notable exceptions of games that may […]

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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 Review

I was late to The Hunger Games book series when the first novel came out back in 2008. I bought it, never read it, had it passed around my circle of friends, and finally got to it a year or so out from the first film being made. It was read in a weekend. The […]

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Telltale Games Confirm Season 3 of The Walking Dead

No surprises here. It seems The Walking Dead is destined to continue forever in every single media format you can think of. With still one episode left to go, Telltale Games have just announced that Season 3 is going ahead. They’ve yet to confirm anything else so when it will arrive and who you will […]

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Can Telltale Games Pull Off Their Busy 2014 Schedule?

If you didn’t know already, Telltale Games have been one of the fastest rising developers in the industry in the past couple of years. After the huge success of last year’s The Walking Dead which won countless game of the year awards, Telltale certainly have some ambitious plans for the future. As of right now […]

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Spike’s VGX Awards Recap: Surprising New Game Announcements, Award Winners, & More

There were some expectations coming to Spike’s VGX Awards yesterday with the change in tone and atmosphere. The typical award show spectacle gets ditched for a more chill, laid back vibe with more time spent on developer interviews about their latest game reveals, demos of upcoming titles, and less shenanigans we use to see on […]

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Why Microsoft’s Press Conference Was Not Focused on Games (And Why I’m OK with It)

Microsoft’s E3 press conference included a number of non-descrpt franchise sequels, but what truly stole the show was the announcement of Xbox 360’s several non-gaming-related offerings.

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Morgan Freeman and ‘Thrones’ Star Join ‘Oblivion’

God and Jaime Lannister are the latest actors to tackle Joseph Kosinski’s post-apocalyptic sci-fi film Oblivion, which stars Tom Cruise.

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