It’s spooky season, so we asked the GamesRadar team to dig through their repressed memories and share the gaming characters that really gave them the heebie jeebies. Some are obvious, some are old friends, and some – a small angry mole – probably require some examination in psychotherapy. This is …
Read More »Is it just me, or should there be no more Hulk movies?
Now that the dust has settled (reformed?) after Avengers: Endgame (opens in new tab) and Marvel has revealed its Marvel Phase 4 (opens in new tab) slate, the question about where the MCU goes next has been answered with a smorgasbord of films and TV shows on the soon- to-be-launched …
Read More »“I said to the team, ‘I hope this becomes your Fallout’“: The directors of The Outer Worlds discuss its development
Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky are explaining the origins of The Outer Worlds (opens in new tab) to me over the phone, and I can’t help but believe in my heart that it is all an elaborate fabrication. I’m told that production began back in 2016 in collaboration with Private …
Read More »Dialogue Options: what’s wrong with short games?
The length of a game is one of the weirder things people measure as a metric of value for a game. Almost every other aspect – features, tech, story and the rest – can be forgiven, but woe betide a game with a single digit play time. I get it: …
Read More »Release Radar: Our pick of the weeks best TV, movies, and games (October 14-20)
Overwatch is Switchin’ it up Blizzard worked with port masters Iron Galaxy to bring the beloved shooter to the Nintendo Switch in a way that did the game justice. Overwatch’s legacy is not one to mess with – its professional league garners millions of viewers, its lore is beloved, and …
Read More »The Soska Sisters on remaking David Cronenbergs body horror classic Rabid: “We were horrified someone else might make a poor remake”
“Cronenberg was one of the reasons we got into this is in the first place,” cries Sylvia Soska, only for her identical twin sister, Jen, to cut in. “Remaking a Cronenberg film is a dream!” she yells. “He’s one of our greatest influences and a Canadian hero. I’m not a …
Read More »Kerbal Space Program 2 is more accessible than its predecessor, but no less punishing
Dozens of attempts were made by many Kerbal players before one reached the moon. Heaven knows how many tries it will take to reach another solar system. In development at Planetary Annihilation studio Star Theory following the departure of series creator Squad, Kerbal Space Program 2 raises the stakes like …
Read More »The best Destiny merchandise you can buy right now
If you’ve braved a journey back to the Hellmouth for Destiny 2: Shadowkeep (opens in new tab) but still can’t get enough of Bungie’s shooter, the best Destiny merchandise should do the trick. There are Gold Chestfuls of real-life loot out there that celebrate everything from the Traveler to the …
Read More »Dialogue Options: What makes a good video game companion?
Hello and welcome to Dialogue Options, our weekly show where we take our gaming theories and opinions and we put them to you. Today I’ll be talking about what makes a good game companion, why some of them are so darn loveable, and how they make your adventuring so much …
Read More »Is it just me, or has the death of physical media been exaggerated?
For years now we’ve been hearing about the death of physical media. Where major newspapers once carried weekly DVD reviews, the only time the shiny discs seem to make an appearance these days is as part of doom-laden stories about John Lewis de-listing DVD players or HMV going bust (again). …
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