Archive for Category: All Content
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SimCity (SNES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on See where your computer gaming champion got its start.
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Jim Henson’s Muppet Adventure: Chaos at the Carnival (NES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on 
1 The purest example of an absolutely repulsive game which the publishers hoped would sell on its license alone.
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Carbonated News (June 2004)
News Posts by Paul Franzen on - Have Matt, Eric, and I been the only people who both read GameCola and have played Champions of Norrath: Realms of Everquest? I ask because there's a sequel of that game said to be coming out at t
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Submissions (June 2004)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.
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You Learn Something New Every Play: Intelligent Qube
Columns by Brian Vanek on One of the most important things we learn from video games is how to think better. Gamers are put into situations that the average person will never encounter in life. Games give the brain exercis
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Preserving the Plastic: Modern Rarities
Columns by Allec Johnson on As a collector, it is normally within your best interest to collect things that will eventually go up in value. It's usually hard to tell when something will be valuable a few years after a game's i
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Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (PS1)
Reviews by Allec Johnson on Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, unfortunately, is one of the sub-par titles.
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Wave Race 64 (N64)
Reviews by Brian Vanek on There is no better time for this game than the summer.
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… of the Month: Logitech PS2 Netplay Controller
Columns by Matt Gardner on Turn on the PS2, load up Serious Sam, get into the game and start playing. Oh my! My online buddy is talking to me! I'd better respond! *fumble* *type* ahh crap dropped my damned controller *shift* ah crap dropped my keyboard aaaaah DAMMIT PAUL STOP KILLING ME WHILE I'M TRYING TO ****ING TYPE!!
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Games for the Casual Gamer: Super Mario Land 2
Columns by Julie Kozarsky on Sometimes I forget that before my streamlined, beautiful, and modern GBA was even a twinkle in an engineer's eye, I possessed an awkward and bulky Game Boy. Gray and enormous, it provided my childho