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Charlie Cox to star in Marvels Daredevil TV series

Marvel is certainly moving quickly on its Daredevil TV series this week. Having installed Steven S. DeKnight as the new showrunner , the studio has now cast Brit star Charlie Cox as the man without fear. The studio made the announcement soon after the casting rumour hit the internet yesterday …

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Problems only a 90s gamer could understand

Want a totally tubular and radical trip into the the past? Relive these ’90s problems in our newest video… Back in my day Its annoying to feel like the old man at GamesRadar when Im only 31, but the situation pops up when Im surrounded by all the other relative …

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Edge of Tomorrow review

Groundhog Day (opens in new tab)-meets- Starship Troopers (opens in new tab)is the pitch for Doug Liman’s first foray into sci-fi since the disastrous 2008’s Jumper (opens in new tab)saw a would-be franchise unravel before it got going. Thankfully this smart, taut actioner is of the standard we usually expect …

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Tropico 5 review

Speak softly and carry a big stick–what a load of horseradish. Tropico 5 finally takes us to the big leagues, where guns, goats, and gold mines just don’t cut it. A true dictator casts his eye upon the horizon and never looks back, leveraging trade fleets, cutting-edge research, and diplomatic …

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Maleficent Cast: Funniest Moments

Disney’s Sleeping Beauty-inspired new movie Maleficent opens in cinemas this week, so we caught up with stars Elle Fanning and Sam Riley to talk all things fairytale. According to them, despite co-starring with a scary-looking Angelina Jolie as the titular bad fairy, the set wasn’t as scary as you might …

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Cannes 2014: The Rover reaction review

Despite its lunges of violence, fractured family relationships and coarsely handsome visuals, David Michod’s follow-up to his acclaimed debut, Animal Kingdom , is an altogether different beast. Set in an impoverished near-future ’10 years after the collapse’, it opens with the steely-eyed, close-mouthed Eric (Guy Pearce) squinting at a desolate …

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Mugen Souls Z review

Mugen Souls Z is an uncomfortable foray into the candy-colored world of Lolita complexes. A follow-up to the 2012 JRPG Mugen Souls, Souls Z picks up right where its predecessor left off in almost every way, right down to troubling fixations. Unfortunately, Souls Z also takes on the first game’s …

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