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Black Friday gaming deals 2021 - the best discounts from this year's mega-sale

We're seeing plenty of discounts on the table in this year's Black Friday gaming deals, so buckle up - we've got a few tips

 
 

 
 

Why Dark Souls has been crowned the best video game of all time

GamesRadar readers and Golden Joystick Awards viewers crown Dark Souls as the GOAT

 
 

 
 

The Last of Us 2 interactive guitar was born from Ellie's voice actor's singing

Ashley Johnson's acting provided the bedrock for the interactive guitar

 
 

 
 

Halo Infinite's Fracture: Tenrai event can't be completed in one week

But the event pass will return several times over the course of season 1

 
 

 
 

The Marvels leak shows off Ms. Marvel in a new costume

A leak from the set of The Marvels features Kamala Khan

 
 

 
 

The 50 best games of all time

GamesRadar+ joins forces with the Golden Joystick Awards to present the best video games of all time
 
 

 
 
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"Let It Be" was no breakup movie

Peter Jackson's docuseries "Get Back" aims to redirect the spotlight to the Beatles' creative camaraderie and affectionate goofing at the heart of those sessions.
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'Let It Be' was never the Beatles' breakup movie. Peter Jackson's new doc shows why Click to view images

Peter Jackson and "Let It Be" director Michael Lindsay-Hogg explain how 57 hours of footage from 1969 tell a different story in "The Beatles: Get Back."

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