Now that we are only around one month away from the E3 2019, console manufacturers, publishers, and developers have started teasing new projects. Microsoft has started doing this as well, with a mysterious tease posted on the Xbox Official Twitter profile.
The tease, which you can check it out below, is, without a doubt, related to Game of Thrones, as it shows the Targaryen family sigil.
And now your wait begins.
Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/gfnM1vtAEO— Xbox (@Xbox) May 6, 2019
As to what is being teased, no one can say for certain. It could be a limited edition Xbox One console or even a brand new game set in the universe created by George R. R. Martin. It's been some time since we got a full-fledged Game of Thrones title, so it would definitely be nice.
This isn't the only thing that's related to the A Song of Ice and Fire creator, as there's another interesting rumor that's been circulating online for a few weeks. According to this rumor, George R.R. Martin is working with From Software on a brand new game. This game apparently involves players invading kingdoms, killing their leaders and obtain their unique powers, which is definitely a very nice premise that would work well in a Souls game or spin-off.
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