• … of the Month: Breath of Fire II

    Breath of Fire II is every bit as good as the first one, if not better. If you've played the first you'll be familiar with soe of the towns (i.e. Windia) and characters (i.e. Nina) in this one. The battle system is also pretty much the same as the first, with random encounters and turn based fighting. The main difference is that your character formations is a diamond instead of a line. The story is quite interesting, and you'll be into it from the very beginning of the game. There are many new and interesting characters that join you on your quest, such as a big armadillo type man, a fierce cat girl, a dog with a crossbow, and a monkey with a knife (and come now, what could be more fun than a monkey with a knife? Nothing.) There are fun side things to do while you wander around the world (hunting, fishing, visiting a traveling circus, etc.), any many interesting items and spells to discover. If you are a fan of RPGs or dragons or fire.. or monkeys with knives.. or grass and water and shiny things and mountains with caves and fish and breathing or... anything, get yourself a Game Boy Advance or a Super Nintendo and pick up Breath of Fire II.

  • Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Brian Wolf

    Brian Wolf's top 10 favorite videogames.

  • Star Fox 64 (N64)

    Star Fox 64 is the type of game to play when you're up late at night on Christmas Eve, soooo  incredibly excited about the new games that you'll be unwrapping on the following morn' that you can't fa

  • Carbonated News (February 2003)

    Okay, this whole movie thing is starting to get pretty obnoxious.  Apparently Samus Aran, female bounty hunter extraordinaire, has been the latest victim to the video game industry's cinematic trend,

  • Submissions (February 2003)

    Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola’s readers.

  • Metroid Prime (GCN)

    The category of fun was too easy. All Metroid games so far have been a blast to play. They are balanced both with enjoyment and difficulty. Beating a Metroid game is hard without knowing where to exac

  • Ico (PS2)

    While there are easily a good hundred games out there that quite often tickle my proverbial fancy, I hardly come across a truly moving game. Have I come across one? Why, yes, I indeed have, thank you.

  • The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64)

    I started this game expecting it to be like all the other Zelda games. In that aspect, this game does not disappoint.

  • Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel’s Castle (CV)

    Guest review by: Becca Clipper Thinking of ColecoVision, or Smurfs you wouldn't expect to play a challenging game, let alone an interesting one. These thoughts could be no further from the truth. When

  • Carbonated News (January 2003)

    - What could someday easily be considered the greatest console yet to exist really proved itself this past November. In the Game Boy Advance's year and a half lifespan, there have been approximately n