Volume 8, Issue 7 - July 2009
(Volume 8, Issue 6- June 2009)

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 I.
Dear Readers,
   Introduction to this month's issue of GameCola
    - Paul Franzen

 II. Carbonated News
    News from E3 2009
     - Michael Gray

 III. Versus Mode
   
 The month's top gaming stories debated by
     GameCola writers and industry professionals

    
 - Max vs. Josiah
Pisciotta 

 IV. The GameCola Podcast
       GameCola that you can listen to at work
       
-
The GameCola Staff

 V. Videogame reviews    
      A. Pong (Arcade) - Nathaniel Hoover
      B. Exile trilogy (PC) - Meteo Xavier
       
C. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2
(PS2)
              - Michael Gray

       
D. Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures:
          Episode 1 - Fright of the Bumblebees
(X360-XBLA)

               - Elizabeth Medina-Gray

 VI. Be Careful What You Search For
         Illustrations of the strange search terms people type
       into Google

       - Terrence Atkins

 VII. Captain Eric's Cheat Codes for Life
        Advice column for videogame-related problems
      - Eric Regan

 VIII. testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
       The diary of an indie developer working on her
       first adventure game

       - Elizabeth "Lizo" Medina-Gray

 IX. The Gates of Life: Season Two
       
An RPG-inspired fantasy adventure that lets the
      readers impact its storyline
     
- Paul Franzen and Kate Jay

 X. Inside the Guide
      
A behind-the-scenes look at writing guides for
      videogames
    
  - Michael Gray

 XI. The Ten Reasons
      Ten reasons why I like or dislike a game
     
- Michael Gray

 XII. Mid-Boss
       An opinion column by GameCola's Mid-Boss

 XIII. Oh, the Humanity!
       Reviewing videogame-based movies and books
        - Michael Gray

 XIV. Gamer Girlfriend
       
The joys and hardships of dating a hardcore gamer
        - Vangie Rich

 XV. Quantum Geek
    
   The Captain N meets Quantum Leap story of a
        gamer literally sucked into videogames
        - Michael Ridgaway

 XVI. The Grass is Always...
          
Two people play a game together and record the
         hilarity that ensues
           - Michael Gray and Michael Ridgaway

 XVII. Attack of the Clones
         Covering the various imitations of successful
         franchises
         
- Stuart Gipp

 XVIII. The Basics
         
Giving you "the basics" of a videogame series
         
- Stuart Gipp

 XIX. Flash Flood
          
Reviews of Flash animations and games
           - Nathaniel Hoover

XX.... of the Month
       New Plan for "...of the Month" of the Month:       
       (don't be) "That Guy" of the Month
        -
Matt Gardner

 XXI. Classic 'Cola
      
  Review of M.U.S.C.L.E., from issue 2-7
      
   - Neal Iannone

 XXII. Issue 1-1 Tribute
    
     A. Introduction - Paul Franzen
           
B. NHL Hockey '94 (Super Nintendo) - Paul Franzen
         
 C. Your Ten Favorite Video Games - Nathaniel Hoover
         
 D. Philly Classic '09 Report - Michael Gray
      
   E. Top 10 Games of 1994 - Meteo Xavier
  
       F. Webpage of the Bimonth - Matt Gardner
 


Versus Mode
Pong (Arcade)
testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
Inside the Guide
The Ten Reasons

Oh, the Humanity!
Attack of the Clones

Flash Flood

Issue 1-1 Tribute

 

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GC Staff:

Also featured in this issue: Max, Josiah Pisciotta, and Marianne Fenwick


 


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