• [NSFW] Sol-Feace (SCD)

    ...almost every second shoots a different challenge at you and the sheer number of ways they do that is pretty impressive, even for a shooter from this era (although I...

  • The GameCola Interview: Chris Morris

    ...for a number of years before that, doing game reviews, running my own website. When I was hired here, I was hired as a personal finance editor, so I would...

  • Poor Player’s Paradise

    I’m switching gears this month and temporarily ditching the Heap so that I can combine my two passions—videogames and extreme, mind-numbing cheapness. Since the number of GameCola readers is well...

  • Ape Quest (PSP)

    ...people read features of RPGs, they want to see the following things: some big number of weapons/armor/items to collect, some big number of hours of playtime, some kind of customizability...

  • The Final Fantasy Legend (GB)

    I’ve always hated Final Fantasy Legend. As a lover of RPGs, I’ve tried to play this game a number of times, but I’ve never been able to beat it. Even...

  • Poor Player’s Paradise

    ...on his first turn. After the first turn, each player receives chakra points equal to the number of surviving characters on his team. There are four types of chakra: taijutsu...

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    Digital Championship Wrestling: The Dino Riki Invitational

    ...just disappeared off the face of the Earth. Good to have you back, Clank! Paul: As Clank enters the ring wrestler number two is making his way down the entrance...

  • The GameCola Interview: Denny Delk

    ...is similar in its collegial atmosphere. GC: You’ve performed in a number of Star Wars video games. Do you have an affinity for the series, or are those just the...

  • Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Matthew Loriso

    ...slot. However, after comparing the two games side by side, it is obvious that Prime is number one (pun intended… maybe). Both games had great graphics, originality, sweet gameplay, and...

  • Bubble Bobble (NES)

    ...who has been playing Minesweeper for almost two decades now, and who has spent a number of years playing through each game of Freecell sequentially, could not stand to play...