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Oh, the Humanity!: Mortal Kombat
Columns by Zack Huffman on Mortal Kombat: the movie did more than launch an irritatingly bad theme song that spent the latter half of the nineties being heard in Karate classes throughout the country. It also brought the first movie based on a video game that a majority of gamers thought was halfway decent. The thing is, most gamers have shitty taste in movies. How else would you explain the success of Japanese Anime?
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Captain Eric’s Super Thumb Feature Presentation
Columns by Eric Regan on Greetings! Welcome to another entertainment-filled edition of the THUMBS that are SUPER. This month we shall be journeying all around the gaming spectrum from old to new and new to well, that which re
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testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
Columns by Elizabeth Medina-Gray on Yoooo listen up, here's a story, about a little girl who... made an adventure game... except not really because she had no idea what she was doing, and well, yeah. The end. This month's edition of Tes
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The Gates of Life: Episode 25 – I am Hungry
Columns by Matt Gardner on Rivers: I know we have plenty of dried cabbages left on our ship, but maybe we should stock up on some food before leaving for our next destination, wherever that may be.
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[NSFW] Be Careful What You Search For #8
Comics by Terrence Atkins on Terrence Atkins is here drawing the keywords YOU Googled to discover GameCola.
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Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade (PSP)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on My point is this: This game has a lot of stuff I wish all action RPGs had.
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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 (MXB)
Reviews by Matt Wright on Seriously—I had no idea a golf game could be this good.
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The Amazing Virtual Sea-Monkeys (PS1)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Somewhere, somehow, somewhen, someone thought that The Next Big Thing for gaming would be a title based on Sea-Monkeys. Think about it.
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The Lost World: Jurassic Park (PS1)
Reviews by Casey Levine on Unfortunately, a game cannot stand on presentation alone, and the gameplay is definitely where this game falls apart.
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The Adventures of Willy Beamish (SCD)
Reviews by Travis Combs on Dynamix—like a lot of the great adventure companies—is dead and buried today, but the impression they left is a lasting one.