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It’s a fun Saturday Radar this week as GR covered some of the bed DS games that they’d like to see added to the Wii U Virtual Console, had a peek at Lucario in Super Smash Bros and revealed 8 gaming characters who could be dead-ringers for famous celebs.

Welcome back to Saturday Radar, the first installment of 2014. This weekend we take a look at GR’s take on Shadow of Mordor, see 10 hugh predictions for Microsoft in the coming year and take a look at some theories for Nintendo to save their bacon… that make zero sense.

This week in GamesRadar the team took a look at some of the biggest gaming moments of the year with their Platinum Chalice Awards, gave readers a look at some of the cool stuff that you can do with your PS4 and addressed that persistent rumor that Fallout 4 is …

As the Holiday Season set in in full swing, GR kicked things off with a supremely cool feature about the history of holiday games all the way back to 1980! It’s a very cool read, but not the only one this week as the Radar also had some cool looks …

This week we’ve got a comparison between military mega-shooters Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4, a review of the brand new Xbox One console and a look at the peculiar ideas of Microsoft’s possible new CEO- a man who might want to kill off the Xbox brand all together.

This PlayStation-laden week saw GR publish the sort-of announcement of Uncharted 4, as well as profile a whole mess of games for Sony’s newest and take a look at how the PSN is affecting Xbox Live (in a good way).

What’s that? Yes, we know it’s Sunday- just play along, because we’ve got a nice helping of GR’s best for this past week for your lazy afternoon. Read on for more Call of Duty: Ghosts than you can shake a stick at and possible Assassin’s Creed V teases that the …

For the gaming industry, it’s blockbuster season and that means Call of Duty and Battlefield. Of course this week was also Halloween week, so GR took a little time out to print some of their favorite scares from games that you normally wouldn’t get all that spooked by.

It’s an interesting weekly wrap this week as we see some games that sound naughty (should you be so inclined) but really aren’t, a look at Battlefield 4’s dogtags and why they’re so great and a little more GTAV love with a visit to the spoilercast.

The last of September and first of October saw GamesRadar weigh in on some of the best things about the Battlefield 4 Beta, 25 amazing things they did in Assassin’s Creed IV and a ranking of some of the laziest designs ever for -what else- Pokemon.

A bit of a mirror from last week, this week’s installment of the Saturday Radar has Nintendo and Grand Theft Auto on the brain.

So there’s this little game that launched this past week called Grand Theft Auto V. Yeah, GTA5 dominated all of gamingdom this week, but there was more than just Rockstar’s monster of a game to talk about- namely, Nintendo games.

Our own review for Rockstar’s current-gen opus will be up sometime very soon, but in the meantime GamesRadar has shared their praise-filed look at Grand Theft Auto V with us. The verdict? If it’s even half as good as GR’s review says, then GTA5 just might be a lock for …

This week, two of the biggest franchises in gaming took point on GamesRadar; Final Fantasy and Grand Theft Auto. The mega-site also had some laughs though, with a look at some very real-world problems that ‘only a gamer could understand’.

As the month comes to a close, and the insanity of E3 and it’s aftermath is left behind for summer fun *cough* steam sale *cough*, we’re taking a look at three games who’s details have either been hush-hush or slow-release: Pokemon X/Y (which I’m gonna preorder), Star Wars: Battlefront (nostalgia’d), …

With the hectic E3 Week over, it’s time to look back on back on what’s happened, and how it’s going to change everything (or maybe not) moving forward. But first, GR has a list of the confirmed characters for the recently announce WiiU version of Super Smash Bros (which is …