Gary Hodges

Whatever Lucasarts’ Fracture Is Breaking, It Ain’t New Ground

By Gary Hodges

A Two-Point Plan to Save Gaming News

By Gary Hodges

There’s Nothing Evolutionary About Spore

By Gary Hodges

Too Human for the Xbox 360 fails to live up to epic expectations

By Gary Hodges

Braid reinvents video game storytelling

By Gary Hodges

Even Darth Vader and tits can’t save Soulcalibur IV from monotony

By Gary Hodges

Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution releases your inner despot

By Gary Hodges

Space Invaders Extreme brings gaming back to its arcade roots on the Nintendo DS

By Gary Hodges

Metal Gear Solid 4 is part movie, part game, and all failure

By Gary Hodges

Ninja Gaiden II delivers buckets of blood but no polish

By Gary Hodges

Castle of Shikigami III tests the bounds of Wii loyalty

By Gary Hodges

Grand Theft Auto IV does not deserve a perfect score

By Gary Hodges

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue is a pricey peek at the next Gran Turismo

By Gary Hodges

Monotonous game play leaves Baroque just that

By Gary Hodges

Viking: Battle for Asgard sets sail for a shallow game play experience

By Gary Hodges

Condemned 2: Bloodshot trades the original’s suspense for lousy online playability

By Gary Hodges

Patapon for the PSP marches to the beat of a different drummer; a tedious, repetitive one

By Gary Hodges

Words get in the way of an otherwise stellar Lost Odyssey

By Gary Hodges

Geek chic

By Gary Hodges

No amount of sharpening can save Samurai Warriors: KATANA

By Gary Hodges

Unreal Tournament III blasts new holes in old terrain

By Gary Hodges

Keep Dreaming

By Gary Hodges