Well, it's here: the "final major patch" for Baldur's Gate 3. Patch 8, which has been in a testing phase for months now, is ...

Colossal introduced everyone to Remus, Romulus, and Khaleesi earlier this week, and their introduction was made even better with a delightful photo on Game of Thrones’ iconic Iron Throne.

He acted as an advisor, and when the pups were ready, he met Romulus and Remus at a private preserve. A cute photoshoot shows the pups posing on the Iron Throne from Game of Thrones. The 330-pound ...

The Iron Spider-Man Bust joins a wide-ranging lineup of Lego Marvel sets featuring Spider-Man and other heroes and villains from the comics and films. If you like the Iron Spider, you'll ...

“Winter has come,” the entry proclaimed over a photo shared by Colossal of two of the white wolves sitting on the Iron Throne from “Game of Thrones” (regular style is “dire wolf ...

In the Game of Thrones, a previously thought extinct species of six direwolf pups are found by Robb Stark (and Jon Snow) and distributed among the six children as companions. The Aenocyon dirus or ...

Last year, a mystery bidder bought the Iron Throne used on Game of Thrones for over a million dollars. Ends up it was The Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson. Earlier this week, we learned ...

Colossal used a unique way to announce the de-extinction of the dire wolf. The two new male dire wolf cubs named Romulus and Remus were photographed on the Iron Throne, and it was none other than ...

The wolves were born October 1, 2024. Peter Jackson loaned his Iron Throne prop for a photoshoot with both pups. “You’re hearing the first howl of a dire wolf in over 10,000 years,” the team ...

An investor in Colossal, Jackson loaned the original Iron Throne prop — the 330-pound version from Game of Thrones — for a photo shoot. Romulus and Remus were flown to Dallas to be ...

After the birth of the puppies, a photo of them napping on the iron throne went widely viral. The photo was shared with a caption, "The two newly born baby Dire Wolves, brought back from ...

a species made popular by HBO’s Game of Thrones, based on the works of Martin. While the three animals aren’t an exact revival of the prehistoric canines, which died out around 13,000 years ...