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Top of the Heap: Games Nobody Remembers Based on Licenses Nobody Remembers (Part Two)

Columns by Christian Porter on August 1, 2007

...Lies and, shit, even Timecop, HTE had to slum it with Baby’s Day Out, a flop about a bunch of kidnappers trying to kidnap a baby. So it’s basically Home...
[NSFW] Top of the Heap: Games Set In Real-Life Theme Parks

Columns by Christian Porter on February 28, 20122

...the game seems to be that some games cost coins and give tickets, some cost tickets and give coins, and you just keep playing whatever crap you can with the...
Top of the Heap: Girl Games

Columns by Christian Porter on January 12, 20102

...looking at today weren’t made for those girls. These games were made for typical (or maybe stereotypical) flowers-and-unicorns, ages 8-14 girls. Unfortunately, they were made by average, Mountain Dew-and-pizza, 30+...
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator (SNES)

Reviews by Mark Freedman on September 24, 2013

...something, and…go fly? Once you’ve figured out which cryptic pictograph lets you actually fly a damn mission (never mind that you haven’t gone to a single class yet), you’re off...
GameCola’s Most Essential/Influential Games of All Time (S-Z)

Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on October 5, 20122

...was the coolest thing in the world to fly around my city—which I created in SimCity 2000 and then imported—in my little bug-shaped McDonnell Douglas 500, abusing my megaphone privileges...
WiiWare Review (June 2008)

Columns by Sprite Monkey on July 1, 2008

...for some reason, to the best of my knowledge, this even falls flat in that category.” Block Breaker Deluxe, Gameloft, 800 points. 2-Player, Arcade Game. “Block Breaker Deluxe = Arkanoid....
The GameCola Interview: Greg Johnson

Columns by Paul Franzen on July 1, 2005

...800. The whole idea of computer games was a new concept. EA was just getting started. In fact when I did my first project with them they only had about...
Anime Expo 2015 Wrapup

Blog Posts by Diana Gray on July 30, 20151

...down the day. This year, however, it went extremely smoothly. We were constantly moving and got our tickets in a decent time. They also had shaded areas this year, which...
What the Crap?: Arcade Antics

Columns by Mark Freedman on July 30, 20141

The local arcade was a hot spot of sweat, tears, tickets, and inflated egos. Whether it was the crazed kids trying to get hundreds of tickets for a $2 novelty,...
… of the Month: More Minigames That Also Happen to be Stand-alone Games, for Example: Pong

Columns by Matt Gardner on May 1, 2008

...August of 1967…. *flashback noises and visual effects* So there I was, talking about how I really liked that Glastonbury minigame in No More Heroes. The one where you sit...