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[NSFW] What the Crap?: Games that are Hard as Shit
Columns by Mark Freedman on I’d like to rant about a few select games that are definitely H.A.S. and made me wonder just what the crap the programmers were beaten with as a child to make such an infuriating game.
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Submissions (April 15, 2006)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.
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testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
Columns by Elizabeth Medina-Gray on After last month's edition of testgame.exe: Making the Adventure, GameCola's Matt Gardner pointed out an important fact to me—I'm really slow at working on testgame. After stating this, he then made
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Dear Readers: Change, Part Two
Columns by Paul Franzen on Change, as candy has noted, is good. Wait. Crap. I think I’ve used that line before, haven’t I? Just great.
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Bone: The Great Cow Race (PC)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on I don't know if you've noticed this or not, but there haven't been any good adventure games released since the Y2K bug was something people legitimately feared. A few hundred World War II shooters hav
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Player Two: Wal-Mart Doesn’t Have to Sell What it Doesn’t Want to Sell
Columns by Janra Roberts on Let's you and me have a little chat about the retail industry. No, no, come on. It'll be fun.
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Sid Meier’s Civilization IV (PC)
Reviews by Casey Levine on 
2 Anyone who has played any of the Civilization series understands how very, very addictive those games can be. I myself remember playing hours upon hours of Civ II. I was never very good at it, but tha
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Judging a Game by Its Cover #1
Columns by Bradley Keene on First, I'd like to start off with a "mission statement" of sorts so everyone can get the idea behind this new column of mine. Back in the day, it was very common for videogames to have horrendous cove
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Action Video Monopoly (GB)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Better than actual Monopoly if only for the fact that the game is done in under an hour.
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Submissions (April 1, 2006)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.