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One of the best fighting games in recent years gets even better, but is it worth the upgrade?

The calm before the Gamescom storm this coming week saw news about Resident Evil and Sleeping Dogs updates break along with the reveal of Assassin’s Creed: Rogue and our reviews of Sacred 3, The Last of Us Remastered, and a whole mess of DVDs.

We take a look ahead to Gamescom with big games and announcements to keep an eye out for, and examine the strange occurrence of video game bosses that you don’t actually fight in they week’s edition of the Radar.

Bayonetta surfs it up in Paradiso, dodging pieces of buildings, and battling a giant angel swimming beneath the surface of the waves. The level looks very beautiful, with clear blue skies and amazing looking water. All sorts of debris is hurling towards you as you’re riding the waves. This section …

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Wargame developers Eugen Systems ushers back in the age of the classic real-time strategy title.

Deep Silver and 4A Games’ next-genification of the Metro FPS series is almost here, and if you’re confused by the changes made to the two games included in the overhaul, you’ll want to watch this new trailer.

I’m getting the feeling from this trailer, that there aren’t a lot of graduates from Deathtrap.

The versus comic that isn’t, Hawkeye vs Deadpool #0 hits the racks next month.

Atmospheric and moody, with more of Sherlock Holmes’ tricks and skills than ever before seen in a game, Frogwares’ latest is looking anything but elementary.

If you missed out on this sleeper hit the first time around, you’ve got another chacne coming up in a few weeks, and this time with a substantial graphics bump.

Looking for something a little simpler and without all the wall-racing? How about the original Super Mario Kart?

The Xbox One exclusive from CryTek is not he way to the PC later this year.

The original is coming back to scare a whole new console generation… and the last one too.

I apologize for the extremely short article, but you need to see this. The Internet has been home to some truly weird and wonderful things. But now I present to you a fish Playing Pokemon.

Almost every week, whilst reading the newspapers, you are greeted with a familiar story “My son has racked up £1,000 pound Debt after playing a free game” and with glum faces and puppy dog eyes, they look really sympathetic to themselves. This is usually followed with “how can games companies …