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You Blew It: Mega Man Legends 3 Canceled
News Posts by Paul Franzen on 
3 Way to go. YOU were given the reins to co-develop the latest entry into the Mega Man Legends 3 franchise, and you completely blew it. Where did you go wrong? I don't know—maybe it was your "idea" th
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GameCola is Hiring!
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on 20 Have you ever wanted to write for GameCola? Now's your chance!
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Puzzle Agent 2 (PC)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 1 New Dog; Old Tricks? Puzzle Agent, released last year, was at the time what I considered to be a breath of cold, fresh and long-sought breezy air in a stagnant and mold-ridden genre. The graphical sty
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Poor Player’s Paradise: Free-to-Play Extravaganza!
Columns by Christian Porter on 6 The past few weeks have seen an explosion in news about free-to-play games. Tons of big-name games have gone, or are going, free-to-play, and cheap bastards like me couldn't be happier. PlayStation 3
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Join the Cast of the Phoenix Wright Musical!
News Posts by Michael Gray on 2 The Phoenix Wright Musical is holding open auditions for the role of Marvin Grossberg.
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Blade Kitten (XBLA)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 4 It has been a furry long time since I last reviewed a game with an anthropomorphic main character, and I guess that's because they are a guilty pleasure of mine—the games, not the anthropomorphic la
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Gamer Girlfriend: Clash of the Titans
Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on 4 It sucks to be a low-level character in D&D. Sad, but true. Your hit points are crap, you have no money or magic items, and your most impressive spells do exactly 1d3 points of damage per casting. I mean, OK, it’s not like the challenge ratings of the monsters you’re fighting are very high either, but still. Best-case scenario, your character is kind of a weakling but still gets a decent hit or two in per encounter. Worst case scenario, he’s completely useless (seriously, try playing a Level 1 Monk sometime and see how much you like being the only person in the party who can’t hold a weapon properly).
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Impaired Closed Captioning: EarthBound
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on 3 It's been several months since we last checked on the technological progress of Google's Transcribe Audio, the invaluable YouTube feature that converts speech into text captions that make us sound lik
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Indie Games Summer Uprising is a Thing
News Posts by Paul Franzen on Hey, remember the Indie Games Winter Uprising? The event that was held late last year, whose apparent goal was to promote the fact that, sometimes, good Xbox Live Indie Games games get released, too?
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Quantum Geek: Episode 24 – Sacrifice
Columns by Michael Ridgaway on “We can’t hold out much longer like this!”