James Hoyle Latest articles by James Hoyle The new Call of Duty may have revived the WW2 shooter... but here's the fascinating story of how Medal of Honor defined it By James Hoyle Published 29 November 17 Retrospective It's all thanks to Steven Spielberg, a harsh military advisor, and Nazis posing with snowmen Retrospective Sign up to the GamesRadar+ NewsletterWeekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and moreContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1This is the most balanced start to a Warhammer 40K edition that I can remember, but there's still room for improvement2"It creates lesser games": Indie game studios are supposed to love generative AI, so why do the 25 devs I spoke to avoid it?3Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced lead begs fans to "please play us when when GTA 6 comes out" as he teases post-launch support plans4Final Fantasy 10 leaned into the fantasy genre after devs "learned that The Lord of the Rings was in production" and thought it would be "the next big global trend"5After GTA San Andreas' Hot Coffee debacle, Rockstar makes a "huge effort" to wipe anything cut from its game to avoid accidentally shipping it, ex-dev says
The new Call of Duty may have revived the WW2 shooter... but here's the fascinating story of how Medal of Honor defined it By James Hoyle Published 29 November 17 Retrospective It's all thanks to Steven Spielberg, a harsh military advisor, and Nazis posing with snowmen
