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Versus Mode: Half-Life vs. Team Fortress

Columns by Kay Leacock on October 1, 2003

The original Half-Life is a simple deathmatch game with awesome graphics, decent levels, and some kick-ass weapons. Upon joining the game, you are dropped into the level which the server is on with your basic weapons. When you kill a person, you can acquire their weapons and ammo, and you're allowed to spray paint a logo of sorts on their death-spot.
The Gates of Life: Episode 6, Part 1 – Barin’s Nightmares

Columns by Brian Wolf on October 1, 2003

Dugo: In order to find out what happened, I think we should follow that specter towards the Black Isle.
Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Jeremy Stock

Fan Submissions by GameCola on October 1, 2003

Jeremy Stock's top 10 favorite videogames.
Soul Calibur II (GCN)

Reviews by Brian Wolf on October 1, 2003

It is every little boy's dream to go around the world waving swords around and wreaking havoc.
Magi Nation (GBC)

Reviews by Matt Gardner on October 1, 2003

Clever title? Maybe. Cleverly created gaming masterpiece? Less likely.
Jet Force Gemini (N64)

Reviews by Kyle Ogilvie on October 1, 2003

You are part of an elite force of police officers that patrol the galaxy. Your sister and dog are also part of this precinct. Your ship is being boarded by gigantic bugs. Your friends, the Tribals, ha
Comix Zone (SG)

Reviews by Paul Franzen on October 1, 2003

I was warned about saying too many negative things in this review. Specifically, GameCola's own Allec Johnson (i.e., the guy who reviewed Bomberman right above this) explicitly stated that he would do
Carbonated News (October 2003)

News Posts by Paul Franzen on October 1, 2003

- Much like Sonic the Hedgehog before him, Mega Man is about to have released a vast collection of his elderly titles. This compilation, which is being released to honor the blue guy's fifteenth ann
Submissions (October 2003)

Fan Submissions by GameCola on October 1, 2003

Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.
Dear Readers: Atrophy

Columns by Paul Franzen on October 1, 2003

Along with fellow Team GameCola member Brian Wolf, I've been playing a lot of Secret of Mana (SNES) this month. We totally rock at it (though, let it be known that I'm the only one of us to have ever cleanly completed the game). Occasionally, somebody else from our dormitory here at Rutgers University will join up with us; but as a general rule of thumb, they don't know their rabites from their cups of wishes. It's sad, really -- all these kids who claim to have played SoM in their youth are now totally out of touch with the game. It's gotten to the point where we'd prefer to have the characters be powered by AI than by an actual human being. Anyone familiar with Secret of Mana should immediately see that this is a sad state of affairs.