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The Gates of Life: Episode 3 – Push On
Columns by Brian Wolf on Barin: The port of Samghon on the western shores of the Red Isle will shelter us.
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Hit of the Art Show
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on The Shawnee Art Show displayed the best of what my school's creative talent has to offer. There were paintings, sculptures, photographs, children's books, masks, dishes -- several of which (among th
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Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Becca Clipper
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Becca Clipper's top 10 least-favorite videogames.
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Pikmin (GCN)
Reviews by Brian Wolf on Lemmings 3D, wait...I mean Pikmin, provides a healthy break from the mayhem that is console gaming today.
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Threads of Fate (PS1)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on Threads of Fate is a nice, short little action/RPG type of game.
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Taz-Mania (SNES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Have your parents ever told you to not play in traffic? If so, then Taz-Mania is the Super Nintendo game for your inner rebel.
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Submissions (June 2003)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.
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[NSFW] Dear Readers: Cursing is Uncreative
Columns by Paul Franzen on I've recently decided that I want to keep GameCola's level of cursing to a minimum.
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… of the Month: Game Boy Advance SP
Columns by Matt Gardner on 
1 The new Game Boy Advance SP, or G-BASP as I enjoy writing it, is quite an improvement upon the original. Although the original GBA was pocked-sized, depending on your pockets, this baby is even more pocket sized, for even smaller pockets!! The new laptopish design of this beauty allows for easier carrying, although some could complain about the way it feels in your hand while playing it, compared to the GBA (I personally think it's fine). The internal light is probably the best new feature, and it alone is worth buying it, as far as I'm concerned. The light can be turned on or off whenever you want, in case you were in a situation where you had plenty of light and didn't need the extra illumination. Instead of using AA batteries like the old GBA, the SP uses a battery pack that lasts for up to 18 hours without the light on, and 10 hours with it, and is rechargeable (recharger comes with the SP, by the way). You can buy the GBASP for about $100 new, and you can get a good chunk of that off if you trade in your old GBA at GameStop or some such store when you buy it.
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The Gates of Life: Episode 2 – The Docks
Columns by Brian Wolf on Barin: Dugo, gimme a hand down at the docks. We wouldn't want to keep Apul waiting...