Archive for Author: Christian Porter
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The GameCola Top 50 Videogames Ever Made In The Whole Of Human History (As Far As We’re Concerned): The Conclusion
Columns by Christian Porter on 
40 The conclusion to our list of the top 50 games ever made.
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The GameCola Top 50 Videogames Ever Made In The Whole Of Human History (As Far As We’re Concerned): Part Two
Columns by Christian Porter on 12 The Top 50 Videogames EVER MADE: Part Two!
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The GameCola Top 50 Videogames Ever Made In The Whole Of Human History (As Far As We’re Concerned): Part One
Columns by Christian Porter on 4 Behold! Gamecola's Top 50 Videogames EVER: Part One!
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Game Reviews by Christian Porter, Age 9
Blog Posts by Christian Porter on Game reviews and insight—from 1989.
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Poor Player’s Paradise
Columns by Christian Porter on 5 A cheapskate's guide to discounted and free games. This article: LittleBigPlanet, Borderlands, $7 games, Tower of Heaven and trading sites.
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Retro ≠ Good: Castlevania
Columns by Christian Porter on 8 Some games have aged well and are still fun to this day. Then there's Castlevania.
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Eternal Sonata (X360)
Reviews by Christian Porter on 7 Eternal Sonata had a lot of promise. Not only was it a much-needed RPG on the Xbox 360, but it looked like it was going to break the J-RPG mold by blending action-RPG elements with a turn-based RPG fr
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Scribblenauts (DS)
Reviews by Christian Porter on 10 You can't swing a dead cat recently without hitting a game that purports to have "emergent gameplay" or "endless possibilities limited only by your imagination".
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Top of the Heap: Girl Games
Columns by Christian Porter on 2 Some girls like Halo and Final Fantasy, but others want to play girlier games. Some want to live out their horse riding fantasies. Some want to plan weddings. Some want to break out the make up and make farm animals look like Eastern Bloc prostitutes. Some girls a pretty damn weird.
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Poor Player’s Paradise
Columns by Christian Porter on 1 Well, I'm an international celebrity since I won GameCola's 2007 Readers' Choice Employee of the Year award. Still, I haven't let it get to my head. I limit the amount of time I spend swimming