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2 days ago | gamesradar.com | Iain Harris

Square Enix reportedly says it's well aware of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's success, and that the turn-based RPG genre is still one they value highly and have plans for, despite Final Fantasy's more action-oriented direction of late. That comes from Square Enix's latest shareholders' meeting, which saw president Takashi Kiryu and company tackle a few burning questions.

2 days ago | gamesradar.com | Bradley Russell

You might think you know everything there is to know about Star Wars. Think again. Thanks to the franchise's official website, we can now feast our eyes on an impossibly detailed galaxy map – one that covers hundreds of planets and even has a 59-page reference sheet for good measure.

2 days ago | gamesradar.com | Bradley Russell

Even The Witcher author Andrzej Sapkowski is giving George R.R. Martin a kicking over The Winds of Winter still being worked on 15 years after writing initially began on the sixth novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series. When asked at the Opole book festival (H/T Redanian Intelligence) about whether he plans to write more books in The Witcher series, Sapkowski replied, "I’ll tell you right now: I will write something else. Relax. No need to fear. And unlike George R. R.

3 days ago | gamesradar.com | Bradley Russell

With all the talk about Tony Stark and his legacy in the first three episodes of Ironheart, it should come as little surprise that the new Disney Plus series features connective tissue that links it back to the MCU's debut outing. We just didn't quite expect it to happen in this form – a shocking family reveal that digs into the heart (pun intended) of the Marvel show's themes, as well as one that sets up the final batch of episodes next week very nicely indeed.

3 days ago | gamesradar.com | Bradley Russell

Earlier this year, Disney CEO Bob Iger offered up a rare mea culpa – one that would have far-reaching ramifications for Marvel Studios. "We all admitted to ourselves that we lost a little focus by making too much," Iger told Wall Street analysts in May. The big picture readily became apparent: Marvel Studios would course correct, only dishing out home runs and big hitters instead of flooding the streaming landscape with quantity over quality.