Red Dead Redemption Latest about Red Dead Redemption Red Dead Redemption was Rockstar's masterpiece... and still is By Sam Roberts published 17 October 16 Features Features Forget the Old West, partner - Red Dead Redemption 2 should be set in the modern day By Dave Meikleham published 16 October 16 Opinion Opinion Why games should be crueler to us By Alan Bradley published 2 August 16 Features Features Red Dead Redemption runs better on Xbox One than it did on Xbox 360 By Sam Prell published 8 July 16 Xbox News Xbox News Red Dead Redemption's finally coming to Xbox One backwards compatibility By Connor Sheridan published 5 July 16 Xbox News Xbox News 10 biggest surprises of E3 2016 (and 6 things that weren’t surprising at all) By Matt Elliott published 16 June 16 Features Features A gaffe just outed Red Dead Redemption for Xbox One backwards compatibility By Joe Skrebels published 8 February 16 News News Watch gaming's most satisfying character switches By David Roberts published 16 December 15 Video Video Game worlds are bigger than ever, so how come we never stop to smell the roses? By Aoife Wilson published 14 September 15 Editorial Editorial Yes, it's still ok to play your PS3 and Xbox 360 By Andy Hartup published 2 July 15 Editorial Editorial 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives 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 GAME REVIEWSMOVIE REVIEWSTV REVIEWS1Elden Ring Nightreign review: "An uncharacteristically frantic and fast-paced ride that boils down the core Elden Ring experience"2To a T review: "Like standing in a warm spill of sunbeams and eating your favorite home-cooked meal all at once"3Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown review: "Radically slick brawls barely feel turn-based, but I'm left wanting more depth"4Monster Train 2 review: "A truly first class ride through deckbuilder roguelike heaven, and I'm already going off the rails"5Blades of Fire review: "Following up Metroid Dread with a dark fantasy soulslike full of inventive ideas that I find delightfully infectious"1Karate Kid: Legends review: "Better than Karate Kid (2010), nothing on Karate Kid (1984)"2Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning review: "Wraps up this spy franchise in spectacular style with Tom Cruise in peak condition, even if its villain lacks terror"3Final Destination Bloodlines Review: "Meticulous murderous mayhem" 4Thunderbolts review: "Makes good on the promise of a new start for the MCU"5A Minecraft Movie Review: "Jack Black's irrepressible star turn helps elevate this video game adaptation"1Doctor Who season 2, episode 8 spoiler review: 'The Reality War' is "a mix of the good, the bad, and the truly baffling"2Doctor Who season 2, episode 7 spoiler review: 'Wish World' is "an exciting and ambitious" start to the season finale, with hints of WandaVision3Rick and Morty season 8 review: "Largely plays it too safe after years of crossing boundaries"4Doctor Who season 2, episode 6 spoiler review: 'The Interstellar Song Contest' is "a blast and sets the stage for a thrilling season finale"5Doctor Who season 2, episode 5 spoiler review: 'The Story & The Engine' is "one of the most original and ambitious episodes this show has produced in years"
Red Dead Redemption was Rockstar's masterpiece... and still is By Sam Roberts published 17 October 16 Features
Forget the Old West, partner - Red Dead Redemption 2 should be set in the modern day By Dave Meikleham published 16 October 16 Opinion
Red Dead Redemption runs better on Xbox One than it did on Xbox 360 By Sam Prell published 8 July 16 Xbox News
Red Dead Redemption's finally coming to Xbox One backwards compatibility By Connor Sheridan published 5 July 16 Xbox News
10 biggest surprises of E3 2016 (and 6 things that weren’t surprising at all) By Matt Elliott published 16 June 16 Features
A gaffe just outed Red Dead Redemption for Xbox One backwards compatibility By Joe Skrebels published 8 February 16 News
Game worlds are bigger than ever, so how come we never stop to smell the roses? By Aoife Wilson published 14 September 15 Editorial
