Keith Stuart is a journalist at The Guardian. He covers topics related to video games, technology, and digital culture, with a focus on gaming and consumer tech. Keith's work has been featured in notable publications such as Eurogamer, AOL UK, GamesRadar+, and Yahoo News UK.
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Keith Stuart's articles primarily focus on video games, gaming trends, and technology. He frequently covers reviews and press releases related to new game releases, consoles, and gaming trends.
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This seemingly minor addition allows players to sprint and dive in every direction so crunch moments can feel like a ridiculously fun John Woo shootout
Extra £200 on standard PS5 buys an upgraded graphics processing unit and an 8K mode on enhanced games
By: Keith Stuart
Opinion | From Hidden Fortress to Flash Gordon, Massive Entertainment has taken everything that inspired George Lucas to bring us right back to the heart of the story
The band’s Martyn Ware has hit out at the fee offered for Temptation in the Grand Theft Auto franchise. But as music becomes ever more central to gaming, the sums get complicated
It's been a year since EA, having abandoned its Fifa licence, brought us EA Sports FC , the most awkwardly named sports game franchise since Peter Shilton's Handball Maradona.
By: Keith Stuart
In this week’s newsletter: From Tomb Raider to Silent Hill, our all-time favourite games are being restored – but like film and TV before it, does this nostalgia come at the expense of new ideas?
By: Keith Stuart
Its expertly retro, low-poly visuals are a nod to Resident Evil and Silent Hill, but this horror game has an emotionally resonant story at its heart
By: Keith Stuart
Whoever thought of constructing this game's campaign around a safe house resembling a haunted mansion on an abandoned country estate deserves an immediate pay rise.
By: Keith Stuart
If you think you know what to expect from a Call of Duty game, well … you’re probably right, but Black Ops 6 does its thing with panache
By: Rich Pelley, Keith Stuart
Halloween is coming, and our minds are turning to scary games. But which titles are genuine fright fests? Our writers decided to find out in the most ill-advised way possible
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