Tag Archives: gamesradar
Fri, Feb 27, 2009 | 20:54 GMT
Official PlayStation Mag getting its very own site

Official PlayStation Mag UK is finally getting its very own website.
Rather obviously, the site plans on having everything PlayStation-related, including news and an online community, right alongside sister site GamesRadar.
The site’s mainly just a place-holder at the moment, you can still head on over there and sign up for stuff, including celebratory giveaways.
Fri, Nov 21, 2008 | 10:39 GMT
Future renames GamesRadar for Lara launch, gets in muddle over review scores
GamesRadar‘s been renamed TombRadar for today as a marketing thing to celebrate the release of Tomb Raider: Underworld.
“Tomb Raider: Underworld is a great game, well worth the 9/10 scores it is picking up across gaming websites and magazines,” said James Binns, Future’s publishing director.
“Getting the message out there on launch day is essential in the games market and this takeover gives Eidos unprecedented cut through.”
The game, however, appears to have only received two 9s, one at “ConsoleMonster” and one at Future’s PC Gamer, as seen there on TombRadar.com.
It has a MetaCritic average of 78 percent.
Just saying.
Fri, Oct 31, 2008 | 10:49 GMT
Golden Joysticks at 2.00pm GMT today, streaming video confirmed
Future’s Golden Joystick awards kick off in London at 2.00pm today, and it sounds as though the publisher’s got its act together in terms of covering the event live.
Streaming video’s promised, as are a live-blog and photographs from the show.
From the official site:
But now for the most important part: the winners! So don’t forget to tune in to watch the ceremony live on Friday 31st October at 2.00pm GMT where it will be webcast live here at Golden Joystick.com, on Games Radar, CVG.co.uk and Virgin Media.com.
More than 850,000 votes have been cast for the awards, so make sure you’re watching.
Fri, Sep 19, 2008 | 07:34 BST
GamesRadar gives WAR a 9/10
GamesRadar’s reviewed Warhammer Online at 9/10, as you can see here. The site clearly managed to get on a server, something we didn’t manage to do last night. They were obviously allowed to register for the game as well. Again…
Snip:
Its similarities to and improvements on WoW – most especially in PvP – make it the natural next home for anyone either dispossessed by Blizzard’s effort or who has held out from all MMOs in the hope of something a bit meatier. Playing Warhammer Online, it’s easy to forget that this game stems from a hobby so often accused of nerdiness. It shares design values, fiction and certain concepts with the Warhammer tabletop game, but really it’s only the name that binds them. Conan was supposed to be the so-macho MMO, but against this it seems a bit Sealed Knot. WAR is war. The associated intensity of this means it probably won’t pick up anything like the audience WoW has, but it will get a large one. And a very, very satisfied one at that.
Full thing through there.
Tue, Aug 19, 2008 | 05:41 BST
Bionic Commando: Rearmed shows media-related challenge rooms
IGN, GamesRadar and Eurogamer got to make their own level for Bionic Commando: Rearmed, as you can see both on the Capcom blog and here, on EG.
The levels are challenge rooms, which are kind of like the VR missions from Metal Gear, but with bigger arms. Take a look.
Wed, Jul 23, 2008 | 09:53 BST
How to play a free game every day for a year
GamesRadar’s published an article listing 365 shareware PC games. This has to be worth a look, simply as it lists a huge amount of free stuff. Go see.
Sat, Jun 28, 2008 | 15:22 BST
Gamesradar joins forces with N4G
Gamesradar has announced that is has integrated with N4G (News for Gamers).
“What this means for GamesRadar: Well first off, we’ll be getting our news faster than ever before and from sources all around globe,” says the site.
“Plus, the fact that the N4G relies heavily on user interest also means we’ll be getting more dynamic scoopage on the games we all truly give a crap about, while focusing less on puffy regurgitations on stuff like the Wii’s latest Bathtub Grouting Simulator. Like a built in BS filter.”
More through the link.
By Mike Bowden
Thu, Jun 12, 2008 | 15:05 BST
GamesRadar wants a new section editor – it could be you
GamesRadar’s listed an ad for a UK section editor. Applications are open now.
Apparently, the successful journalist can look forward to being “paid (some) money to produce brilliant web content about videogame culture. And not get upset when they get flamed on blogs and forums.”
Take a look.
Thu, Apr 17, 2008 | 17:59 BST
First video of new Mortal Kombat tomorrow
GamesRadar reckons it’s got the exclusive first look at a new Mortal Kombat game tomorrow. From the site:
GamesRadar UK have landed a rather special exclusive which we’re going to reveal – with video – tomorrow at 6pm GMT. We can’t say much more than that at the moment, except that it concerns a big fighting game franchise from Midway. Rest assured though, it’s going to be very cool.
Singular. GamesRadar UK has. This country.
Thu, Feb 07, 2008 | 15:09 GMT
GamesRadar.com relaunches with “regimented, ordered design”
Future’s relaunched GamesRadar.com, bringing in what editor Steve Pierce has called a “more regimented and ordered design”.
“We’ve gone for a much more regimented and ordered design which allows our writers, video editors and artists to get much more content on the pages,” he said. “Finally we’ve got a great ‘shop window’ for the innovative, informative, original, challenging and plain weird video game stories the GR editorial team dream up daily.”
Pierce added, “Put simply the site should now be much easier on the eye and much easier to get around.”
GamesRadar is Future’s flagship US site, with CVG covering the publishers online gaming fortunes in the UK.






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