Tag Archives: Role Playing

(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 …

(opens in new tab) Today marks the release of the 1.7 update to Trion’s Rift: Carnival of the Ascended. This update brings with it PvP improvements, a wedding system, a new Chronicle, an additional Master Mode dungeon, an overhaul of Expert dungeons, and better endgame equipment. But while that’s all …

You may’ve heard by now that next month’s SSX reboot will include an Online Pass restricting certain content to new buyers (this being a big EA title, it would be more surprising if the feature wasn’t included). However, those expecting the controversial measure to cripple online play as in previous …

Whether you loved or hated Final Fantasy XIII, anyone who cares about its sequel wants to know how it compares: is it better than FFXIII? How different is it? Well, Final Fantasy XIII-2 definitely improves upon XIII… in some ways. As with XIII, your enjoyment of XIII-2 will greatly boil …

Bethesda’s just released patch notes for Skyrim (opens in new tab)’s upcoming Version 1.4 update. Will the new code remove all of the game’s charming idiosyncrasies, or will you still be able to put the Dragonborning and Empire-saving on hold for a bit of buckets-on-heads frivolity? Read on for the …

If you’ve yet to enjoy any of the DLC for Fallout: New Vegas, then perhaps this trailer will entice you into picking up the Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition. If, however, you’ve already done all there is to do in Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic world, then we guess you could still enjoy …

Stories in MMOs are hardly ever memorably. In fact, most gamers would admit to skipping through it entirely, clicking “accept” and killing ten rats or doing whatever else it is they are being asked to do without ever knowing why. Star Wars: The Old Republic changed that, and we had …

Chrono Trigger, the 1995 Squaresoft SNES title that nobody in their right mind dislikes, is now available on Android devices. The game, like the recent iOS version, is taken from 2008’s DS port, meaning that title’s extras and side-quests remain available for mobile players. So far, Chrono Trigger’s available through …

(opens in new tab) Above: Comment on this article and you’ll also be entered for a chance to win this fabulous Senate Guard model and Star Wars: The Old Republic Art book This week, GamesRadar is celebrating Star Wars with regular content dedicated to our favorite sci-fi franchise. One way …