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(opens in new tab) Ask GR Anything is a weekly Q%26A column that answers questions submitted by readers (as well as questions we’re particularly curious about ourselves). Got a burning question about games or the industry? Ask us in the comments below and you may just get it answered! In …

A romantic treat for Valentine’s Day

(opens in new tab) Our reviews for some of the most anticipated PlayStation Vita games are up, but odds are you’re even more interested in the system itself. What does it do? How does the trophy support work? How are the analog sticks? Is it worth getting? Good news! Today …

Two of the stars of Grimm , which kicks off in the UK on Monday 13 February on Watch, talk exclusively to SFX

High Horse is a rotating opinion column in which GamesRadar editors and guest writers are invited to express their personal thoughts on games, the people who play them and the industry at large. It’s not easy being a horse, especially a horse who writes for human gamers. Don’t take this …

Over the years I’ve had lots of favourite types of game box. Back in the day some Commodore 64 games used to come in fancy cardboard boxes as opposed to crappy cassette cases that were not built to withstand the vigorous force of sporadic fits of juvenile game rage. These …

Box Score is a weekly column that offers a look at sports games and the athletic side of the industry from the perspective of veteran reviewer and sports fan Richard Grisham. It hit me the instant I played. As soon as I started swinging my virtual tennis racquet with my …

King of the Cheapskates Steven Ellis delivers his weekly money-saving sci-fi advice

(opens in new tab) Our review for Kingdoms of Amalur has already gone live, but we’re not done talking about it. Today we’ll be doing a Review Club for the game in which GamesRadar’s reviewer, Hollander Cooper, will be chatting with Ryan Taljonick, the editor at PlayStation: The Official Magazine …

We’ve been all over the map with the 3DS’s Circle Pad Pro. We doubted its existence, ridiculed it, wondered if it would be released outside Japan, waited for US and UK release dates, and now we’ve actually played with it long enough to really judge it. The Circle Pad Pro …