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Winter is coming, and so is Telltale Games' debut episode of Game of Thrones, adapting the wildly-popular HBO television series to video game form. DualShockers reviews the first episode, "Iron from Ice," and looks at where Telltale takes us in to Westeros.

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With The Game Awards, Playstation Experience, and Nintendo Directs, are E3s days numbered? Should companys forego expensive booths and keynotes for direct-to-consumer shows? And was The Game Awards better than last years VGX? Plus, we discuss all the news of the week including Street Fighter V, world premieres from The Game Awards, the new games unveiled at the Playstation Experience, and much, much more. Plus, Colin and Brian give their hands-on impressions of The Crew, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Game of Thrones Ep. 1: Iron From Ice, Monopoly Plus, and Secret Ponchos. Everything happening in the world of games is here, now, on the PRESSURECAST!

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Telltales' Game of Thrones is off to a good start, but it isn't for newcomers to A Song of Ice and Fire.

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USGamer: "Telltale Games have cracked it again. The question? How do you make a game based on a property as complex as HBOs Game of Thrones (yes the TV show, not the books) and not get bogged down by the continuity of several seasons of story? The answer, follow a group of characters that were given but a few paragraphs in the books and barely mentioned on the show, then design an experience around them so you feel like youre living in that world - then throw in a few well placed cameos for good measure."

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Telltales' Game of Thrones is off to a good start, but it isn't for newcomers to A Song of Ice and Fire.

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Serves as a brilliant start for future episodes and reminds fans exactly what kind of world this is bleak, harsh, and every bit as entertaining as the books and show. Full review by Grayson Hamilton on Popzara

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CheatCC says - "When you play the Game of Thrones, you either win or you die and if you die you get to start over or perhaps the story continues without you and then a whole bunch of people die again. No seriously, a LOT of people die in this game. This is easily the Telltale game with the biggest body count, and we played The Walking Dead. Heck, this might have a bigger body count than most Call of Duty games."