Archive for the tag "gamesradar"

GamesRadar gives WAR a 9/10

Friday, September 19th, 2008 Posted in EA, MMO, PC | 2 Comments »

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 ... Read more..

Bionic Commando: Rearmed shows media-related challenge rooms

Tuesday, August 19th, 2008 Posted in Action, Capcom, PS3, PSN, Platformer, Xbox 360, Xbox Live | 2 Comments »

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 ... Read more..

How to play a free game every day for a year

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008 Posted in PC | 4 Comments »

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. Read more..

Gamesradar joins forces with N4G

Saturday, June 28th, 2008 Posted in Stuff | No Comments »

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 ... Read more..

GamesRadar wants a new section editor - it could be you

Thursday, June 12th, 2008 Posted in Journalism, UK | 13 Comments »

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 ... Read more..

First video of new Mortal Kombat tomorrow

Thursday, April 17th, 2008 Posted in Fighter, Midway | No Comments »

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 ... Read more..

GamesRadar.com relaunches with “regimented, ordered design”

Thursday, February 7th, 2008 Posted in Internet, Journalism | 5 Comments »

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, ... Read more..