• Dear Readers: Three Years

    It's been three years, now.

  • Live in Yore World #3

    Some games go down in history as groundbreaking, genre-defining masterpieces...

  • The GameCola Interview: Chris Morris

    Chris Morris writes a weekly news/commentary column on CNN/Money called "Game Over," making him one of the most-read video game journalists on the 'net.

  • Dear Readers: Leave Us Alone

    What did we ever do to you?

  • … of the Month: World of Warcraft

    Now, usually I don't ever spend any time thinking of a topic for of the Month until a few minutes before the deadline, as I'm sure many of you have become aware of over the past month (assuming you read this). This time, however, I think I have a reason for procrastinating that isn't "I was just sitting on my ass staring at the ceiling." That's right, it's "I was just sitting on my ass staring at the computer screen," thanks to the MMORPG known as World of Warcraft.

  • 0wning the Competition: The Gravis GamePad

    Gravis has been making their GamePad PC controller for quite some time now. It has not changed very much at all, save for a few upgrades to Keep With the Times. The GamePad is a basic controller, reco

  • Digital Championship Wrestling: Link vs. Toan

    Paul: It's Digital Championship Wrestling, live from the DCW Arena! As always I'm Paul Franzen, and with me again, thank God, is Eric "Where's the Eric?" Regan, who was replaced shamefully by Smarter

  • Figure Fours and Magic Eights: WWE WrestleMania XXI

    Okay, so chances are that WrestleMania XXI has come and gone by the time you've started reading this article. This latest issue of GameCola was only released the day of the big event, so one way or another, you may already know the results.

  • Live in Yore World #2

    This ad really pissed me off at the time, 'cause I love dogs, and I love my Game Boy.The Game Gear is okay, but the amount of power it drained is phenomenal!Sega did a few of these ads, bagging Ninten

  • Oh, the Humanity!: House of the Dead

    House of the Dead is based (barely) on Sega's successful trilogy of light gun shooter games. In the interest of full disclosure, I'll mention that I've only played House of the Dead in the arcade a few times, and I don't really remember much about them. According to my three minutes of internet research, House of the Dead: the movie is supposed to be a sort of prequel to the games, leaving the film-makers with very little obligation for faithfulness towards the game's plot lines.