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Super Smash Bros, achievements, and technobabble all take center stage in this week’s edition of the Radar. 

Saturday Radar returns with a mostly Destiny-flavored slate of articles. We’ve got a review to share with you, as well as a piece about the game’s longevity, and then an article taking a peek at all the video game related movies still in development just to shake things up a …

After so many push backs for this release, including the Ps4 version failing the certification process for Sony. Playstation France has tweeted that Minecraft will be available on PSN store today at some point, and news states that Xbox One edition will be released September 5th. PlayStation France ‏@playstationfr  39m # Minecraft …

For late Summer, there was no shortage of stuff going on this past week! We had news from all around the industry as well as some big reviews of the games of August including Metro Redux and Risen 3.

Some neat stuff for you to peruse on this late-Summer afternoon, including Assassin’s Creed conspiracy theories, the games of the ’90s, and… mustaches?

See something you like on Xbox Live, but you’re not sure if it’s for you? If you’re an Xbox Live Gold subscriber, you might soon be able to download the full game, and play it for free for 24 hours.

Making all kinds of news this week, Ubisoft has gone on the record as saying that they’re almost done with the Xbox 360 and PS3.

The Xbox 360’s storage capacity is about to get a little bigger thanks to a 500GB hard drive that’s on the way.

A sequel to one of the best last-gen Resident Evil titles has been outed by Xbox.com, which listed the game as Biohazard Revelations 2, complete with box art.

Lots and lots of Gamescom coverage hit BG this past week, along with reviews of Ultra Street Fighter IV and more.

Today in the Radar, you’ll find more than a bit of Gamescom with a bunch of laser known titles you may have missed coverage on, as well as a rundown of the happenings at Microsoft’s blockbuster press event and a Far Cry 4 blow-out with some of the awesome stuff …

The Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii pushed a heck of a lot of great games out the door and into gamers eager mitts in the last round of consoles.

The Halo Channel, Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer beta, and The Master Chief Collection were all given some more screen time in Microsoft’s press event at the show.

Remedy’s Quantum Break for the Xbox One finally got some more screen time at this morning’s Gamescom press event, and the cover-shooter is looking extremely impressive.

Downloading your games before release so you can play ’em the second they activate has been a staple of PC gaming for a while, and now Microsoft has followed Sony in adopting the policy for console players.

Microsoft and Crystal Dynamics dropped quite the bomb today at Gamescom as they announced that the upcoming Tomb Raider (reboot) sequel would be coming exclusively to the Xbox One.