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The Gates of Life: Episode 31 – Paulpular Demand
Columns by Matt Gardner on Rivers: It's Spoonlad!!! YES!!!
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Spiritual Warfare (NES)
Reviews by Zack Huffman on Spiritual Warfare is yet another Bible-inspired Nintendo game from those nutty folks over at Wisdom Tree.
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… of the Month: n00b
Columns by Matt Gardner on Firstly, I should say that I am enrolled in the school of thought where I am right and you are wrong if you don't happen to agree with me. With that out of the way, I'll give you all the real definition of the term n00b. While the origin of this word is easy enough to figure out, coming from the word newbie, meaning someone who is new to something, in this case videogames, more specifically MMORPGs, where I mainly see it used,,,,,,,,,,;;; the meaning has changed. Now, it can be used to refer to anyone who does stupid and/or annoying things that suggest that they don't know a damned thing about the game they are playing. It doesn't matter how long a person plays a game, if they still do stupid, annoying things that show their complete lack of understanding of some aspect of a game, they are a n00b. This allows for people with a good head on their shoulders and a decent experience level with MMORPGs to jump into one, play for a few hours, and not be considered a n00b.
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Submissions (March 1, 2006)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.
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Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Joel Tandberg
Columns by Joel Tandberg on Joel Tandberg's top 10 favorite videogames.
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Dear Readers: Change
Columns by Paul Franzen on Change, as candy has noted, is good. We’ve given you new writers, we’ve given you a better layout, and now, we’re giving this: Twelve more issues a year.
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Be Careful What You Search For #14
Comics by Terrence Atkins on Comics inspired by actual search terms people have Googled to discover GameCola.
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The Educated Gamer: The Shape of Things to Come
Columns by Joel Tandberg on I’ve been playing videogames for a long time. I’m almost 25, and I had a Colecovision at the age of 3. I think I’ve got a bit of experience. Nowadays, it seems as if fewer and fewer games grab my attention; and more and more often they grab it and then stomp on it, light it on fire and throw it away. I’d like to think that I’m a pretty damn good gamer, but some of today’s games make me feel inadequate. I can tell you that I own at least five games that I haven’t beat and will probably never play again. Is that my fault, or is it the industry's? Here’s what I’m getting at: Many of today’s games are a colossal pain in the ass.
