http://www.gamesradar.com/pc-ps2-ps3-xbox-xbox-360-gamecube-wii-psp-ds/features/l-B/s-a-zhttp://www.gamesradar.com/f/american-mcgee-the-gamesradar-interview-part-2/a-20060818174757610043(You know, this makes more sense if you've read Part 1 first.) GR: What's your favorite aspect of Bad Day LA? AM: I like the fact that this is a game about helping and caring. In a world where other video games are teaching our children how to rape prostitutes, make lampshades from human remains and shoot innocent water buffalos with RPGs, Bad Day LA serves up a "Love thy neighbor... and set on him fire with a Molotov cocktail if he's turned into a brain-eating zombie" type message that ...<br/>PC featureAug 18, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/american-mcgee-the-gamesradar-interview-part-2/a-20060818103137952016(You know, this makes more sense if you've read Part 1 first.) GR: What's your favorite aspect of Bad Day LA? AM: I like the fact that this is a game about helping and caring. In a world where other video games are teaching our children how to rape prostitutes, make lampshades from human remains and shoot innocent water buffalos with RPGs, Bad Day LA serves up a "Love thy neighbor... and set on him fire with a Molotov cocktail if he's turned into a brain-eating zombie" type message that Jesus ...<br/>Xbox featureAug 18, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/american-mcgee-the-gamesradar-interview-part-1/a-20060811101920722062Even if you've never heard of American McGee, you'll remember him now from the unusual name (His famous explanation: "My mom smoked pot. She was a hippie. I'm not sure how else to put that"). But it's more likely that you've played one of the games he's helped create: Doom II, Quake, American McGee's Alice, or Scrapland. His latest, Bad Day LA, puts players in the middle of Los Angeles on the worst day ever, with simultaneous disasters breaking out around the city. But instead of being a ...<br/>PC featureAug 18, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/american-mcgee-the-gamesradar-interview-part-1/a-2006081194339538054Even if you've never heard of American McGee, you'll remember him now from the unusual name (His famous explanation: "My mom smoked pot. She was a hippie. I'm not sure how else to put that"). But it's more likely that you've played one of the games he's helped create: Doom II, Quake, American McGee's Alice, or Scrapland. His latest, Bad Day LA, puts players in the middle of Los Angeles on the worst day ever, with simultaneous disasters breaking out around the city. But instead of being a ...<br/>Xbox featureAug 18, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/banjo-kazooie-nuts-bolts-interview/a-20080513142955386096<p>Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts &amp; Bolts&#160;is up there with Gears of War 2 as far as 360's monster games of 2008 go for us. We've seen a bit about Gears 2 already, and now Rare's finally lifted the cauldron lid on Banjo's third adventure.</p><p>To get an idea on what we can expect, check out our&#160;hands-on preview. But to find out&#160;how the change in direction came about, read this very exclusive interview with Rare's head of design, Gregg ...</p>360 featureMay 13, 2008http://www.gamesradar.com/f/battlefield-2142-strategy-guide/a-20061102175823997038With its vision of future Armageddon, Battlefield 2142 only ratchets the thumbscrews down even tighter for Battlefield junkies. Almost MMORPG in scope, the towering amount of ranks and deep catalogue of unlockable items for each class makes this Battlefield more addictive than ever. 2142 shrinks BF2's seven classes down to only four - so things seem a little more streamlined on the surface. However, within each class, there are two "career tracks" that diverge the roles even further. For ...<br/>PC featureNov 3, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/battlefield-2142-advanced-strategy-guide-recon/a-20061103125944996049So you've pounded the ground, tried out all the vehicles, crashed dozens of aircraft (likely brimming full of teammates) - but generally taken an eye for an eye on the frozen tundras of Battlefield 2142. Now you are ready to contribute to your body count - the easy way - by sneaking behind your foes and stabbing them in the back. You're the stealthy type - preferring shadowy corners and blind angles in which to ambush your prey. You realize that this is war - and any so-called fair fight is ...<br/>PC featureNov 3, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/battlefield-2142-strategy-guide-engineers/a-20061031135520779099If you've spent some time behind the wheel (or under the heel) of Battlefield 2142's giant, terrifying fleet of vehicles, you may already realize that the pilots of these powerful behemoths can tip the balance of the battle single-handedly. Conversely, stopping an ace jockey in his tracks prematurely will most assuredly swing the tide of battle in your team's favor. If you agree that taking part in these kind of heroics sounds excellent (and who wouldn't?), then perfecting your role as an ...<br/>PC featureOct 31, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/battlefield-2142-strategy-guide-getting-started/a-2006102011471475076The future of war in Battlefield 2142 is a damn inhospitable place. Besides a new ice age and a world war, you've got a lot to do and a great deal of choices to make. From the second your boots hit the ground, you need to start contributing - or you're just adding to the body count of the other team. Worst of all - there is no basic training in 2142, and the learning curve is steep for fresh recruits. Even for salty online veterans, over 40 unlockable items and weapons mean that there are more ...<br/>PC featureOct 31, 2006http://www.gamesradar.com/f/just-how-destructible-is-battlefield-bad-company/a-20080402163456562039<img src="http://static.gamesradar.com/images/mb/GamesRadar/us/Games/B/Battlefield%20Bad%20Company/Bulk%20Viewers/PS3_360/2007-04-09/BFBCmultiSCRNwwPRINT2--article_blog_image.jpg" border="0"></img><br />Think of Bad Company, and you think destructibility. Well, you might not, but we sure as hell do - it's been the game's most talked about feature ever since it was first announced. So, when we got ourselves some quality alone time with the Xbox Live multiplayer Beta, there was only one thing we wanted to do. Blow stuff up. ...<br/>360 featureApr 2, 2008http://www.gamesradar.com/f/the-best-videogame-stories-ever/a-200804179337286093<img src="http://static.gamesradar.com/images/mb/GamesRadar/us/Features/2008/04/Best%20Game%20Stories%20Ever/longest%201--article_blog_image.jpg" border="0"></img><br /><p>Whoever said videogames have no cultural value needs a shot in the mouth - or they need to sit down with The Longest Journey, Metal Gear Solid or any of the other games on our list of Best Videogame Stories EVER. A good story isn&#8217;t necessary for a good game (Halo, Super Mario Galaxy or Tetris, anyone?) but that&#8217;s what makes the games on our list just that much more important. These are good games with amazing stories of epic ...</p>360 featureApr 17, 2008http://www.gamesradar.com/f/the-top-7-game-bad-guys-you-didnt-want-to-kill/a-2008021110314828081<p>We've killed billions of bad guys since taking up videogames. But we did actually feel bad about some of them, honest. Here they are. ...</p>360 featureFeb 11, 2008http://www.gamesradar.com/f/the-evolution-of-bioshock/a-20071012162535562068Strange and wonderful. Those are the two words that best describe the BioShock experience. What other game has dared to throw so many bizarre oddities - killer diving suits, cannibalistic little girls, underwater utopias, gene splicing drugs - together in one package? More importantly, what other game succeeds at being this crazy and, at the same time, this believable? To fully understand and appreciate BioShock's unique achievement, though, you have to know how it started. How it ...<br/>360 featureOct 12, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/bioshock-post-mortem-interview/a-20070917152449871048Sept 17, 2007 BioShock caught most everyone by surprise. Who would have guessed that a first person shooter could also work as a dark and psychologically complex morality play? Who knew a failed underwater utopia would end up everyone's favorite setting since Halo's ring? Who knew a game about gene splicing, homicidal diving suits and zombie children was destined for not only critical, but commercial success? One man probably did. Ken Levine, Creative Director and President of 2K Boston, is ...<br/>360 featureSep 17, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/is-bioshock-better-than-halo-3/a-2007082293455732049Aug 22, 2007 Were in for one of the hottest winters on record, and not just because of global warming. The sheer quantity and quality of games coming out before January completely boggles the mind. Nothing, however, is as huge or important as the release of Halo 3 this September. The trilogy capper to one of the most successful videogaming franchises of all time is almost guaranteed commercial success. Okay, okay, it is guaranteed. But just because Halo 3 will be the biggest seller doesn't ...<br/>360 featureAug 22, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/bioshock-snuff-film/a-2007082017165238049Aug 20, 2007 BioShock is one scary as hell game. Deformed creatures leap at you from the shadows, rotting corpses line the hallways and disturbing messages cover the walls. Scrawled in blood, of course. Nothing, however, is as terrifying as an encounter with the boogey man of Rapture, the hulking metallic monster called Big Daddy. You feel him coming before you see or hear him. The ground shakes and the controller rumbles menacingly with every footstep. When you round the corner and find ...<br/>360 featureAug 20, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/bioshock-big-daddys-super-pissed/a-2007082012593988036August 20, 2007 The denizens of underwater dystopia Rapture have always had it tough without having to worry about some downed pilot coming in to inject mysterious liquid in his wrists so he can shoot bees at their neighbors. The GamesRadar interns have seized upon this idea and crafted another marvelous short film, poking fun at what really goes on in BioShocks city of artists - not to mention what really gets the Big Daddy angry. The videos only about a minute long, so check it out. When ...<br/>360 featureAug 20, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/warning-bioshocks-secrets-revealed/a-20070817163848807015[Editor's note: For GamesRadar's review of BioShock, head here. For our blowout strategy guide to every single plasmid, with custom gameplay videos for each, head here. For our tribute montage to Big Daddy massacre, head here. And for the complete list of Achievements, also filled with spoilers, head here.] You don't know jack about BioShock. Oh sure, you've read every teasing preview and taunting review available. You've played through the Xbox Live demo three times, searching desperately ...<br/>360 featureAug 17, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/what-you-missed-in-the-bioshock-demo/a-20070817155550961028There's only one weekend left, and then it's just a matter of getting through Monday. We all know what happens after that: BioShock. Until then - or until we find some sort of time-wormhole big enough to fit a copy of the game - we're stuck with just the 20 minute demo released last Monday. So you've already played the demo all the way through. Well, for an ordinary game once might be good enough and two or three times would just be silly, but this is BioShock we're talking about here. Have ...<br/>360 featureAug 17, 2007http://www.gamesradar.com/f/bioshock-plasmid-guide/a-20070816153557220084<p>BioShock's combat is possibly the most unique of any shooter you'll ever play, and what sets it apart are the plasmids - surreal and twisted takes on the usual magic spells. This diversity means that every battle can and will play out differently. In order to survive in the ravaged world of Rapture, you need to understand all of your plasmid intimately. In other words, you need our strategy guide and videos. ...</p>360 featureAug 16, 2007