Archive for Category: Columns
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Versus Mode: You Don’t Know Jack vs. Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire
Columns by Paul Franzen on If you've been studying your GameCola archives, you may have conceived the notion that I have a soft spot in my heart for trivia games, a genre that is typically neglected by your typical gamer. Thi
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The Gates of Life: Episode 13 – Gate 694
Columns by Matt Gardner on n00b: Jonathan vs. Naelroe, Enrique vs. Dugo, n00b vs. Najen.
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Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Matt Wright
Columns by Matt Wright on Matt Wright's top 10 favorite videogames.
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You Learn Something New Every Play: DDR
Columns by Brian Vanek on Video games have evolved from just sitting in front of a TV with a controller. There are games that actually require you to be active, like the games where you stand on a skateboard or skis. They
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Preserving the Plastic: Trade Bait
Columns by Allec Johnson on Most likely if you are a video game collector, you are going to end up dealing with other collectors with a similar interest. A lot of times some monetary amount will come into the mix, but trading
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Dear Readers: Summer Laziness
Columns by Paul Franzen on I think the summer is affecting all of us, or at least, everyone on the GameCola staff. During the school year, it seemed like the GameCola writers were well ahead of the deadline most of the time, and that they were more enthusiastic about discussing our little webazine and various ideas that they have about it. Now, the only AIM conversations we have about GC go like this:
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The Gates of Life: Chapter 12 – Everyone!
Columns by Matt Gardner on Render: Well, it sure did take a long time for the smoke to clear from that explosion.
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Your Top 10 Favorite Games: Travis Combs
Columns by Travis Combs on Travis Combs's top 10 favorite videogames.
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You Learn Something New Every Play: Intelligent Qube
Columns by Brian Vanek on One of the most important things we learn from video games is how to think better. Gamers are put into situations that the average person will never encounter in life. Games give the brain exercis
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Preserving the Plastic: Modern Rarities
Columns by Allec Johnson on As a collector, it is normally within your best interest to collect things that will eventually go up in value. It's usually hard to tell when something will be valuable a few years after a game's i