Ask GamesRadar is back… for its final episode! Yes, yes, we know it’s sad, but dry your tears because it’s not gone forever, it’s just going out into the world to find itself. Last I heard it’s backpacking through Europe or something. We got the whole gang together to answer …
Read More »Exclusive Space Wolves novella available to order now!
Get a signed and numbered copy of Arjac Rockfist: Anvil Of Fenris this weekend We know that our readers are huge fans of the Black Library Warhammer 40,000 novels, and the Space Marines are perennial favourites. So here’s something you might want to check out today… Only 3,000 copies of …
Read More »RadioRadar podcast 80: Prepare for Serverfall
It’s a short episode this week, but it’s jam-packed with QUALITY TALK ABOUT VIDEO GAMES AND ALSO THE POPULAR BAND THE OFFSPRING! Check it out. Hosts: Hollander Cooper, Lucas Sullivan, Greg Henninger, Ryan TaljonickQuestion of the week: What animal do you think is underrepresented in games, and why? Answer to …
Read More »The Zero Theorem: Terry Gilliam Interview
Terry Gilliam on his latest sci-fi odyssey (opens in new tab) Terry Gilliam has gone back to the future. In The Zero Theorem, the Brazil and Twelve Monkeys director travels to typically weird future London, where eccentric loner Qohen Leth ( Inglourious Basterds’ Christoph Waltz) is desperately looking for an …
Read More »GUEST BLOG Author Den Patrick on optimism in fiction
There should always be light at the end of the tunnel, says the author of the The Boy With The Porcelain Blade This is a guest blog by author Den Patrick whose new book The Boy With The Porcelain Blade is published on Thursday 20 March… Like many readers of …
Read More »6 mobile games that prove not all Free-to-Play is evil (seriously)
Free-to-Play isnt a dirty phrase You ever noticed that the less money you have, the more you want to buy something? It doesnt have to be anything specific, you just want to buyanything. Just because youve got the money burning a hole in your pockets. Well, you wont have to …
Read More »The bizarre (but entirely logical) origins of Sonic the Hedgehog revealed
Video games are weird. No two ways about it. And video games from the ’80s and ’90s are the weirdest of all. Tiny yellow circle-men eating pills in mazes full of ghosts. Global wars against alien invasion fleets, in which we wisely elect to send only one ship at a …
Read More »Could Sonys VR headset cripple virtual realitys potential?
It’s fun to think about virtual reality’s best-case scenario: a theoretical future in which we all run around in living rooms that have treadmill floors, immersed in whatever types of gaming experiences only VR can offer. But that’s a long ways off. The Oculus Rift still isn’t available to consumers, …
Read More »20 Amazing Actors Who Have Never Done A Comic-Book Movie
Hollywood is now well into the business of making superhero movies, and, with so many film adaptations of properties once confined to the pages of a comic, it’s amazing that some fully established actors and actresses haven’t seen a single sniff of superheroics on their CV. But that can all …
Read More »GameBunker proves love can, in fact, bloom on a battlefield
In a world where international travel is now impossible, Ryan Taljonick and Henry Gilbert have only their memories of a trip to Japan to cheer them up. Join them as they reminisce about the time they visited the offices of Kojima Productions and Platinum Games to see Metal Gear Rising: …
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