Archive for Author: Michael Gray
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Samantha Swift and the Golden Touch (PC)
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1 This game's predecessor, Samantha Swift and the Hidden Roses of Athena, was the best casual game I'd played in several years. It was easy to pick up and play for a ten-to-twenty-minute session (altho
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Oh, the Humanity!: WarGames
Columns by Michael Gray on 3 Welcome to "Oh, the Humanity!," the column that reviews videogame-based books and movies. Today, we're going to talk about one of the earliest videogame movies ever made: WarGames, from 1983. Historic
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Snark Busters: Welcome to the Club (PC)
Reviews by Michael Gray on 2 Hidden object games. Sometimes they are good, and sometimes they are bad. I happen to think they're OK, but a lot of gamers hate them. They think that playing a hidden object game is more painful than
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Mega Man Zero Collection (DS)
Reviews by Michael Gray on 4 I have a weird history with the Mega Man Zero games. On the one hand, I really, really like them, which is odd because I skipped the SNES Mega Man games and doesn't know any of the characters or backs
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Thoughts on the 3DS
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 1 I'm not a fan of the current 3D movie craze, to be honest. I think it's kind of dumb to pay extra money for fake 3D that tends to hurt your eyes. Besides, the movie theaters near my house all use outd
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Of GameStop and Shrink Wrap
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 12 Staff writer Michael Gray had a weird experience at GameStop recently.
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Inside the Guide: NES Completion Project
Columns by Michael Gray on 1 "Inside the Guide" tells you about Michael's contributions to the NES Completion Project.
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Okamiden (Okami for the DS)
News Posts by Michael Gray on A brief preview of the upcoming Okami DS game.
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Team Edward or Team Jacob?
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 4 GameCola has been asked to weigh in on the Twilight debate. Do we really HAVE to talk about this?
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Fabricated News: Fire Emblem Remakes
News Posts by Michael Gray on Fabricated News takes a look at the new Japanese Fire Emblem game, a remake of the first game in the series.