Clip shows special effects added to ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 4

Still experiencing Game of Thrones withdrawals? A five-minute clip has been released to show the special effects added to some of the scenes on the show’s fourth season. Expect to see a lot of added boats and men. This behind-the-scenes look show just how advanced technology is because frankly we can’t really tell the difference in most of the CGI added to the show.

Source: Mental Floss

‘Game of Thrones’ author George R.R. Martin joins Twitter

It’s not that George R.R. Martin needs additional distractions right now. We are all still waiting for the next installment of A Song of Ice and Fire after all. But the author has just joined Twitter. He has admitted though that he won’t tweet as much. But if he gives us more insight into what will happen to our favorite characters, then we’d welcome the update.

I don't tweet all that much, please check out my live journal page. ;) #myfirstTweet

— George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) June 9, 2014

Source: CNET

Telltale promises to spill more details on ‘Game of Thrones’ after E3

Bad news for Game of Thrones fans waiting for the official game. Telltale PR director Job J. Stauffer tweeted that details about the game will come out after E3 and not during the expo. The company is currently focusing on the release of Tales from the Borderlands.

Telltale hasn’t really released any details about the upcoming game so we’re keeping our eyes and ears open (and possibly the crows we’ll be able to hire) for any news on the GoT game.

For those asking, Game of Thrones will premiere later this year after TFTBL kicks off. More news on GoT towards the end of summer, not at E3

— Job J Stauffer (@jobjstauffer) June 7, 2014

Source: Game Informer

Game of Thrones video game series to come out in 2014

It's TRUE! We're working with @HBO to create an all-new episodic game series based on GAME OF THRONES in 2014! #VGX pic.twitter.com/d5GkhS2MOw

— Telltale Games (@telltalegames) December 8, 2013

The creator of The Walking Dead video games, Telltale Games, has announced that the studio will produce a Game of Thrones game series. The studio said the game will be similar to the TV show than the George R. R. Martin books.