Search Results for: Rock Band
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Carbonated News: E3 2009 Review
News Posts by Michael Gray on 
2 ...know that one particular hand gesture is going to see a lot of use. Next were The Beatles, who reunited onstage to promote The Beatles: Rock Band, even though they...
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Carbonated News: September 2009
News Posts by Michael Gray on 1 ...release of Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box and The Beatles: Rock Band. Unfairly, it seems to me, Professor Layton got shoved to the side, while everyone gave the Beatles...
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Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi: Kaznapped! (GBA)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 1 One of my favorite bands is transmogrified into the world of video games. I thought they could do no wrong, but I was gravely mistaken. A cartoon series was produced...
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Guitar Hero Smash Hits (X360)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on ...Encore: Rocks The 80s, the money-spinner spin-off developed by Harmonix themselves, we are finally given “Play With Me” by Extreme (a song frightfully missing from Rock Band‘s DLC selection). Too...
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K-On! Houkago Live!! (PSP)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 2 ...most popular current anime in Japan. So after the success of the two Project Diva games, Sega took the formula and applied it to the five piece band from K-On!....
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Fabricated News: New Videogame Releases This Week
News Posts by Michael Gray on 2 ...like a song from a popular boy band. Speaking of which… Dante’s Inferno (Xbox 360, PS3) follows the real-life story of the boy band that GameCola staff members Paul Franzen,...
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[NSFW] Ten Game Franchises More Deserving of Death Than Phoenix Wright
Blog Posts by Christian Porter on 3 ...after all, I just have to ask “Why?!” When Guitar Hero was the only game in town, gameplay was stagnant and DLC was bundled and expensive. Rock Band came to...
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The 2009 GameCola Videogame Awards
...The Beatles: Rock Band Last Year’s Winner: Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness – Episode 2 Best Remake/Re-release The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition (X360-XBLA, PC)...
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Switch)
Reviews by James Pelster on 1 ...cultural reliance on technology quite clearly. Blackened steel structures, large pipes, and other huge mechanisms cover the dry, rusty rock of the titan’s body. Due to the titan’s naturally hot...
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Top of the Heap: Games Starring Musicians
Columns by Christian Porter on 1 ...in the mid-’90s). Also, Rock Band/Guitar Hero or any other rhythm games starring musicians do not count. Seriously, I’d like to keep the page count under the triple digits, thanks....