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Dragon Age: Can a Game be Art?

Dragon Age: Origins was released in 2009 to critical acclaim and an appreciative fanbase, which continues to grow. Reviews typically opened with describing it as the spiritual successor to Baldur’s Gate, a brave claim to ...
by Emmet OCuana
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Neil Gaiman: American Gods Anniversary Event

Author Neil Gaiman is a man that needs no introductions.  Be that as it may, I would be remiss in my duties if I didn’t highlight a few of his many accomplishments:  he has written multiple New York Times best-selling books...
by Robb Orr
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Review – A Game of Thrones #1

Let me start off by saying I love Game of Thrones.  I love the books, I love the television series, I love me some Game of Thrones.  When I heard of the comic book adaptation, I was naturally excited to get it.  I rushed hom...
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A new RPG based on the Game of Thrones books by George RR Martin

Game of Thrones – There will be Thrones in this Game!

Cyanide Studios have released trailers for their Game of Thrones RPG title, set for release in early 2012. Expectant fans are invited to visit the official page, with character profiles available for preview, as well as selecte...
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Unpainted Lead: A Game of Thrones the Boardgame

Some may see this as a shameless attention grab due to the second season of the hit HBO show A Game of Thrones premiering just a few days ago. But in all reality, I am nothing more than a simple opportunist writer that wants no...
by Richard Wilcox
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Avatar Press Brings the Gory Goodness to SDCC

Avatar Press always pulls out all the stops when it comes to conventions.  Avatar has a booth bursting with great guests and books, as well as hosting excellent, fun, and informative panel discussions.  Their presence at San ...
by Robb Orr
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