Archive for Category: Blog Posts
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The 1980s Ninja Turtles Meet the 2003 Ninja Turtles!
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on
About a month ago, I was talking about how the TMNT license holders are way too into ruining the TMNT license. Now, I'm taking it back. I'm taking it ALL back, because they're releasing a crossover
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New Version of GameCola Is Finally Here!
Blog Posts by Nathaniel Hoover on
Oh, wait, did you think I was talking about the GameCola website? No no no. I meant the GameCola YouTube channel. (Heh heh.) Yep, YouTube finally forced everybody into switching over to the new channel format, and there are some definite pros and cons about the whole situation:
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Wikipedia?!
Blog Posts by Alex Jedraszczak on
So, a friend recently alerted me to the fact that...I'm cited as a source on Wikipedia?! If you don't believe me, check out the Wikipedia article on Blaster Master. You can even check the history—i
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The Kingdom of Loathing
Blog Posts by Michael Ridgaway on
Hey all, Mike Ridgaway here with a question for you: Is anyone out there playing Kingdom of Loathing? For those of you who have never heard of it, KoL is a browser-based RPG filled with stick figures,
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XBL Indie Games: Zombies, Decapitations, and More!
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on
It's been a while since any truly interesting Xbox Live Indie (formerly "Community") games have been released, and I say that mostly because the last time I wrote about them was in March, when A Fadin
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How Many Times Do They Need to Ruin Ninja Turtles?
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on
Ubisoft recently announced that they'll be making a brand-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles side-scrolling beat 'em up for the DS. Right now, you're probably thinking that this is the Best News You'v
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Professor Layton and the Faulty Password
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on
If you're like me, you're excited about the new Professor Layton game: Professor Layton and the Devil's Box. Wait, what's that? They changed the name to Diabolical Box? Oh, well. It'll still be awes
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Ender’s (Video) Game
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on
I was in a bookstore the other day, and I noticed that they're promoting a new "children's" version of Ender's Game. How do they market this book to kids? By having a kid-friendly cover.I couldn't he