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We’re back from the holiday hiatus with a couple fresh iPad offerings to consider, including an awesomely lo-fi, tough-as-nails Flash transplant called Super Crate Box, as well as Microsoft’s unexpected iOS version of Kinectimals. Both are universal apps also playable on iPhone, so if you emerged from the holiday hoopla …

To mark Eternal Law starting on ITV, we look back at some of the show’s feathery forerunners

SFX Blogger Laura McConnell wonders why everybody is taking sides in the DVD versus Blu-ray debate when there’s a much better third option

The first From The Office of the new year, complete with a Christmas review, much Weekender anticipation and news of a HORRIFYING INJURY to a member of the SFX team (sensationalist, us? Never). Happy new year dear readers! It’s day three of 2012 in SFX Towers and the apocalyptic weather …

Box Score is a weekly column that offers a look at sports games and the athletic side of the industry from the perspective of veteran reviewer and sports fan Richard Grisham. “Look, Daddy, I made a Portal level!” My four-year-old son excitedly pulled me into his playroom to show off …

The PS Vita has been out for a few days now and we came in on the weekend to get some videos up of all the new features. We also got our hands on some of the launch titles and some are in English, so if you’re looking to import …

When we reviewed Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 we singled out the lack of single player content as a problem. The free Heralds and Heroes DLC does a great job remedying that issue though, with a meaty new game mode that adds some great incentives to keep playing. It also …

It’s PlayStation Vita launch day in Japan. As we post this, our connection is picking up Vitas and memory cards for us. We’ve already got our shortlist of games secured and confirmed. And we’re coming in over the weekend to shoot some special videos for you. So, as we wait …

Short and sweet this week, but with a very festive sci-fi feel

High Horse is a rotating opinion column in which GamesRadar editors and guest writers are invited to express their personal thoughts on games, the people who play them and the industry at large. This is going to sound horribly arrogant, but bear with me: Games rarely challenge me intellectually. Wow, …