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Mega Man 5 (NES)
Reviews by Michael Gray on 
2 Mega Man 5 took me two hours, forty minutes and ninety-two deaths to beat. The plot of the game is that Proto Man, Mega Man's brother—I'm still not sure how robots can have brothers—has turned evi
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Mega Man 4 (NES)
Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on 3 Mega Man 4 may not have the niftiest weapons, hippest bosses, grooviest music, or sexiest box art in the Mega Man franchise, but that doesn't stop it from being the best game in the original series. Y
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The Ten Reasons: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
Columns by Michael Gray on 3 Welcome to The Ten Reasons, where I discuss ten reasons why I like or dislike a game. You know, I wanted to write a review for Apollo Justice this month, but it turns out that Zach Rich already did i
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GC Podcast #4: Wind Waker Blows
Podcasts by Michael Gray on 6 This edition of "The GameCola Podcast" features Michael Ridgaway, Michael Gray, Nathaniel Hoover, and Colin Greenhalgh.
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Inside the Guide: Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy
Columns by Michael Gray on 3 Hello everyone, and welcome to Inside the Guide, the article that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the art of making guides for videogames. Why, this is the March edition! That means I can Irish
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testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
Columns by Elizabeth Medina-Gray on 3 Hey, it's testgame time again! This month in testgame: Not a whole lot! Mostly, I did a bunch of helpful bug-fixing this month. And I also worked on some backgrounds (which I am feeling pretty good ab
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Real Virtuality: Speed
Comics by Alex Jedraszczak on Alex Jedraszczak’s webcomic set in a world where videogames are real and you can major in Halo.
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Unofficial Podcast Poll
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on The next edition of The GameCola Podcast is upcoming, and it's an hour of the two Michaels bickering pure awesome. But while you're waiting for it, why don't you help out the podcasters by letting the
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XBL Community Games: Doodles, Love, and Falling
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on Community Games on Xbox Live are the best, and I say that mostly because: 1) They cost like a dollar or two each, and 2) The indie developers who make them sometimes do interesting things. 2 is not al
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[NSFW] GC Podcast #3: Mid-February Edition
Podcasts by Michael Ridgaway on 5 We talk about...Mega Man! And that's pretty much it.