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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 lead says Zelda: Breath of the Wild was "the first open-world game that actually delivered on the promise of an open world"

"It's truly exceptional," says Guillaume Broche

GamesRadar · Jun 30

After 2 hours, Splatoon Raiders is better played with friends than going solo

Hands-on | Part roguelike, part 'my first extraction shooter', Splatoon Raiders makes an odd first impression

GamesRadar · Jun 30

Guild Wars 3 may have cracked the MMO code for tired millennials

Opinion | You get to a certain age and start taking magnesium and stop playing MMOs

GamesRadar · Jun 30

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 director says Kingdom Hearts 2 is "one of the best action RPGs ever created," and there's "something about that gameplay" he's been chasing "ever since"

"Kingdom Hearts 3 isn't bad, but it didn't manage to recapture everything it did in terms of gameplay," says Guillaume Broche

GamesRadar · Jun 30

The RTX 3060 is officially back in Germany, but maybe the GPU will return to 2021 if we ignore it

The RTX 3060 from 2021 is now showing up again at German retailers for 333.64 euros, and while it's packing 12GB VRAM, it's more expensive than an RTX 5060.

GamesRadar · Jun 30

Persona 4 Revival makes changes to fan-favorite scene from the OG JRPG, and veteran players aren't sure how to feel: "I'm sure people will be normal about this"

The Beauty Pageant might be a bit different

GamesRadar · Jun 30

Amidst a lawsuit for RAM price fixing, Micron has signed manufacturing agreements with 16 of its clients that will ensure high memory costs for another five years

Micron may have already ensured high RAM prices for another five years thanks to new agreements made with business partners, amidst a lawsuit for price fixing.

GamesRadar · Jun 30

The Witcher and Cyberpunk company we've all been calling CD Projekt Red is now officially CD Projekt Red, presumably because they got sick of us calling them CD Projekt Red

Let's hear it for "full brand consistency"

GamesRadar · Jun 29

Doom legend John Romero says the FPS game's 20 million shareware players "were not 'pirates' by default" and "history is messier than 'pirates killed the companies'"

John Romero's about to hope you're doing well

GamesRadar · Jun 29

Generative AI is a "plague," says Dragon Age vet David Gaider: "It's not ready for prime time. There's just a lot of executives who really, really want it to be"

"Honestly, what does it help with?"

GamesRadar · Jun 29