Archive for Category: All Content
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Quantum Geek: Episode 17 – Hylian Tennis
Columns by Michael Ridgaway on 
2 Tom flew high over Hyrule, the entire expanse of the kingdom laid out before him. Were he inclined to look down, the sight would have taken his breath away, but he was only concerned with one area: th
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New Videogame Releases for the Week of January 11th, 2010
News Posts by Paul Franzen on 2 Phoenix Wright, Army of Two, Walk it Out!, Crazy Chicken Tales, Serious Sam HD, Insecticide, Daniel X, Sleepover Party, and more.
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Versus Mode: Stereoscopic 3D, Fat Avatars, and More
GameCola's newest writers discuss current events in gaming. Topics include whether stereoscopic 3D is the future of videogames, avatar obesity, and more.
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The Beatles: Rock Band (X360)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 39 The Beatles were revolutionary! A massive inspiration to everyone who ever lived. They were a massive influence of mine, although I didn't realise this until a few weeks before the release of The Beat
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Avenue Flo (Mac)
Reviews by Vangie Ridgaway on 2 Flo to the Rescue! OK, I'll admit it up front: I enjoyed Avenue Flo. To be fair, though, it's the kind of game I can't help but take to. Cute animation, quirky humor, reasonably difficult puzzles, a d
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Dear Readers: Welcome to the New GameCola
Columns by Paul Franzen on 12 Your introduction to the new site: its features, its writers, its new format, and its relationship to sixteenth-century explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
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Folding@home
Blog Posts by Mark Freedman on Chances are if you're reading this, you have a computer. I suppose someone could have printed this out and faxed it to you, or transcribed the HTML code into Morse Code for you, but let's assume not.
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Oregon Trail: Dying of Dysentery
Videos by Michael Gray on 1 Gasp in horror as Nancy Drew dies of an unknown disease!
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PURE (X360)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on Well-known extreme sports include skateboarding, surfboarding, and roller-skating. For those of you who are not into extreme sports, I'd like to explain some aspects of this genre to you. It's all ab
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Gamera Obscura: Popeye: Ijiwaru Majo Sea Hag no Maki
Believe it or not, Japan must really like that Popeye character. I just hope that Japanese audiences don't consider Popeye as the embodiment of Western freedom, or else we're going to end up looking like ship-hugging, anchor-loving sea yokels with puffy arms and heroin-addict level spinach infatuations (not to mention the fact that our women all look like coat racks, which is straying farther and farther from the truth every year).