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Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (Part 5 of 5)
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 
1 GameCola unwinds Professor Layton and the Unwound Future.
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New Trailer Released for Poker Night at the Inventory
News Posts by Paul Franzen on Last night, me, Jeddy, Mike Ridgeway, and former GC staff member Michael Gray got together to record The GameCola Podcast #32, which should be coming soon to an Internets near you. The topic of the
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[EXPLICIT] Lightning Warrior Raidy (PC)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on 3 Disclaimer: The following article, by virtue of being about an adult-themed videogame, will probably contain a lot of offensive and/or not-safe-for-work and/or not-safe-for-underage-viewers material.
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Versus Mode: Kinect, Grinding, The Jungle, and More [NSFW]
GC writers Meteo Xavier and Justin Luschinski discuss the Kinect, grinding, Panasonic's The Jungle, and more.
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Miles Edgeworth: Ace Attorney: Investigations: Recap
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 1 For the obsessive Phoenix Wright fan, a detailed look at this year's Ace Attorney game.
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XBLI Games Now Impossible to Find
News Posts by Paul Franzen on This probably doesn't affect you, because you didn't know that Xbox Live Indie Games were a thing, despite my best efforts; but now, thanks to the 360's latest dashboard update, they really won't be a
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Arnold Schwarzenegger vs. Videogames
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on 1 I'm a little hesitant to express any opinion on the whole "Arnold Schwarzenegger vs. Videogames" Supreme Court hearing that took place today, because: 1) There's nothing really that comedic about it,
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[NSFW] Be Careful What You Search For #52
Comics by Terrence Atkins on 1 Another set of real search strings, and another set of reasons why the Internet was a terrible idea.
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Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (Part 4 of 5)
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on Professor Layton's newest adventure gets weird(er) in today's installment.
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Enjoy Videogames While You Still Can.
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on The Fall Xbox Live dashboard update went live earlier today, enabling Kinect support, heralding the dawn of a new, family-friendly era for the 360, and commencing what will ultimately lead to the end
