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Alan Bradley was once a Hardware Writer for GamesRadar and PC Gamer, specialising in PC hardware. But, Alan is now a freelance journalist. He has bylines at Rolling Stone, Gamasutra, Variety, and more.

Latest articles by Alan Bradley

White Knight Chronicles II review

By Alan Bradley published 21 September 11

Medieval mechs and mediocrity

RPG

Section 8: Prejudice review

By Alan Bradley published 10 May 11

War is... well, it's pretty fun, actually

Action

Section 8: Prejudice review

By Alan Bradley published 27 April 11

War is... well, it's pretty fun, actually

Action

Gaming's most malicious machines

By Alan Bradley published 8 April 11

For their unflinching dedication to the total annihilation of mankind, we salute these mechanized monstrosities

Action

Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy review

By Alan Bradley published 8 April 11

You got your fighting game in my RPG!

Final Fantasy

A rotting pile of gaming's cutest undead

By Alan Bradley published 9 March 11

Action

Knights Contract review

By Alan Bradley published 23 February 11

Always read the fine print

Action

Knights Contract review

By Alan Bradley published 23 February 11

Always read the fine print

Action

A baker's dozen of gaming's hungriest bastards

By Alan Bradley published 3 February 11

They got them a craving only food-shaped piles of pixels can satisfy

Games

Mafia II: Joe’s Adventures review

By Alan Bradley published 8 December 10

More Mafia II? Fuhgeddaboudit

Action

Need for Speed World review

By Alan Bradley published 4 August 10

Massively multiplayer meh

Need For Speed

Lead and Gold beta gets its Tombstone all over our Team Fortress

By Alan Bradley published 2 April 10

Class-based Wild West multiplayer shooter is looking shiny and valuable indeed

Action

New BlazBlue slated to uppercut your console

By Alan Bradley published 20 March 10

But is it any Blazier, or Bluer?

Fighting

R.A. Salvatore wants gamers to die

By Alan Bradley published 13 March 10

Revered fantasy author talks Copernicus and virtual death at GDC

Gaming

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