Juego de Tronos en Blu-ray y DVD. Presentación de la Segunda Temporada en la FNAC de Callao

Warner Bros. Entertainment organiza, con motivo del lanzamiento en DVD y Blu-ray de la Segunda Temporada de la serie de TV ‘Juego de Tronos’, un Evento especial con la apertura nocturna de la FNAC Callao el próximo jueves 28 de febrero a las 22.00h.

Será una noche muy especial donde habrá una acción exclusiva con multitud de sorpresas y actividades. El acto tendrá lugar en el hall y el forum de Fnac, convertido en el perfecto escenario de Juego de Tronos y su estreno en DVD y Blu-ray de la Segunda Temporada.



Los visitantes podrán pasearse por una Fnac ambientada con motivos medievales que les trasladarán hasta los escenarios de la serie. Corners temáticos, photocall con imágenes de la serie para los asistentes, la presencia de figurantes caracterizados, exposición fotográfica de Juego de Tronos en el Fórum, escudos de las casas de la serie y magníficos concursos son algunas de las sorpresas reservadas para los asistentes a este evento exclusivo.

Se contará con el espectacular y emblemático Trono de Hierro, símbolo insignia de la serie cedido por Canal +, para que los asistentes se sientan como auténticos reyes y puedan hacerse una fotografía sentados en el Trono del Rey de Poniente.

Durante el evento, habrá degustaciones de productos. Todos los que se acerquen a la FNAC podrán disfrutar de numerosos regalos y participar en concursos por la compra de cualquiera de las ediciones de la segunda temporada (entradas para el maratón de Juego de Tronos en Kinépolis Madrid y Valencia, libros, cofres experiencia, fotografías. Además, los 50 primeros compradores tendrán un descuento especial de 5€).

First Game Of Thrones Season 3: Trailer

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First Game of Thrones Season 3 Trailer Airs TONIGHT

Official Game of Thrones S3 Poster Released

James Hibberd from EW.com got the scoop – as he usually does – and supplied Game of Thrones fans with the first official poster for Season Three. Here it is:

So, what are my thoughts on this year’s poster? Well, it’s pretty, uh, meh, to put it lightly. In reality, I’m actually very disappointed! Did HBO spend all it’s money on production? Is there nothing left to make a decent poster for Season Three? I guess so, cause this poster is in direwolf need of a makeover. I find it extremely boring and uninteresting. Sure, dragons are completely badass, but it’s just a shadow. Show me a REAL dragon and I might be impressed. And where’s the color? The shadow over the boring gray background makes it even more drab. Needless to say, I won’t be hanging this poster on my wall anytime soon.

So far the posters have deteriorated since the awesome shot of Ned sitting on the Iron Throne from Season One. Last year’s hand holding up Robert’s crown was okay, but still way better than this! Anyways, enough ranting from me. Let us know what you think in the comments below.
ICYMI, the first TRAILER for S3 will premiere tonight on Jimmy Kimmel Live! We have all the details, as well as a new teaser for tonight’s trailer right here.

'Game of Thrones' Season 3 Trailer to Debut on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

Fans of HBO's "Game of Thrones" have been getting hints and peeks at the upcoming third season, but the time has finally come for a look at the first full trailer for the new season. But instead of unveiling the trailer for the first time on HBO, the pay cable channel is sending people to ABC for their first look.

The trailer will make its debut on Friday's episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

"I am so excited about this trailer, even I might watch my show," Kimmel said in a statement.

Kimmel has long displayed a fondness for fantasy and science-fiction TV on his show. He hosted a special episode following the final episode of ABC's "Lost." And he's played host to many members of the "Game of Thrones" cast, including Lena Headey and Emilia Clarke.

The new season is set to premiere March 31 and is expected to adapt the first half of "A Storm of Swords," the third book in George R.R. Martin's bestselling fantasy series "A Song of Ice and Fire."

HBO has itself covered in case more "Thrones" fans are Leno or Letterman people; the 60-second trailer will appear on YouTube immediately after its broadcast debut.

Boston-Based Disruptor Beam Just Launched Game of Thrones Ascent

Alliances, betrayal, hook-ups, and break-ups make Game of Thrones a perfect story … for Facebook. Recognizing that connection, Boston-based video game company Disruptor Beam developed the first Thrones game hosted on Facebook’s platform: Game of Thrones Ascent, which launched earlier this morning.

 

This morning’s launch marks the end of a year-and-a-half of development, which started in fall of 2011 after Disruptor Beam founder and CEO Jon Radoff approached George R. R. Martin about creating a game based on his books and the HBO series. Radoff says his goal was to create a game that would hook players right away and hold their interest. 

 

The game is available on Facebook free of charge. “This is a thinking person’s game,” Radoff said. “If people are looking for a videogame where you log in and bash something with a sword, this isn’t going to be the game for them. If people are looking for a deeply immersive experience within this world then I think this is a really interesting game to a large number of people.”

Hank Howie, COO of Disruptor Beam, describes Game of Thrones Ascent as a social game with anti-social aspects. Mirroring the relationships between characters in the books and HBO series, players can invite their friends to help them complete quests—but are under no obligation to remain allies. That the game is hosted on Facebook’s platform only adds to the social tension. “It’s a compelling reason to utilize the social channel,” Howie said.

A team of more than 50 artists, engineers, designers, and writers assembled the story and graphics. Disruptor Beam recruited many writers that had previous experience working on other Game of Thrones products. “We want people to come into the game and feel like they’re living the Game of Thrones,” Radoff said.