Archive for Category: Columns
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Surplus SurPassion: Ben 10 Hero Time
Columns by Blu Ryder on What does this fangame do differently for a childhood favourite franchise? Is it enough? Blu tries to explain.
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Suspended Save State: The Monsters Found in My Forgotten Patch of Abaddon
Columns by Blu Ryder on In which I use the writings of Dante to describe my emotions in relation to a Pokémon fan game.
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Featured Game Soundtrack: Arcana
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on The game may be forgettable, but the music isn't!
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The Halo Mega Blog: What is Canon?
Columns by Daniel Castro on This time around on The Halo Mega Blog, Daniel talks about three items in his collection that—according to the Halo canon—don't quite exist...or do they?
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First-Person View: Called for Duty
Columns by Daniel Castro on When someone asks you about a videogame recommendation, sometimes you recommend your favorite title, or your favorite franchise. Other times, your brain shuts off and you end up recommending Call of...what...? CALL OF FREAKING DUTY???!!!
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The 2019 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 2)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on 
1 Let's forget about 2020 for a bit and reminisce about the bygone era of 2019.
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The 2019 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 1)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on It's been quite a year. Let's think a bit about the times that came before.
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First-Person View: To Shoot or not to Shoot
Columns by Daniel Castro on Moral choices, good or bad endings in videogames, they're all an illusion. Daniel talks about a few games that broke that illusion for him.
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The Halo MegaBlog: So I Learned to Paint Figures
Columns by Daniel Castro on So, Dan found a hobby while he was doing another hobby based on that other hobby! Look at how he can transform his Halo Mega Construx minifigs into another thing on this new edition of The Halo Mega Blog.
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First-Person View: Can You Tell Which Way Is Up?
Columns by Daniel Castro on 2 That's right dear readers, Daniel plays with inverted controls all the time, which deems games like Super Mario 3D All-Stars practically unplayable. Here he shares how it is to live and play on the other side of the Y-axis.