Archive for Tag: the 1980s
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Terrence Atkins’ Adventures in Game Land – Part 1
Comics by Terrence Atkins on Terrence Atkins has begun a NEW comic series, detailing her many journeys through videogames!
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Rock ‘n Ball (NES)
Bringing pinball action straight into your living room! New, for the Nintendo Entertainment System!
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ArcadeCraft (XBLIG)
Reviews by Christian Porter on Shows what's possible when XBLIG developers actually try.
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In Defense of Yo! Noid
Blog Posts by Christian Porter on 
2 Soon myself and a cabal of other GameCola staffers will be following up 2010's Top 50 Best Games of All Time by releasing GameCola's Top 50 Worst Games Ever. The list will have a bunch of the usual su
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Retro ≠ Good: Castlevania
Columns by Christian Porter on 8 Some games have aged well and are still fun to this day. Then there's Castlevania.
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Castlevania (NES)
Reviews by Bradley Keene on Every 100 years, Dracula's castle appears out of nowhere to bring the pain to lovely and poverty-ridden Transylvania, with the Belmont family tree answering their cries to smite the wicked.
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Double Dragon II: The Revenge (NES)
Reviews by Mark Freedman on It's a very influential series, and this is one of the first games to introduce a nice co-op fighting mode.
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Guerrilla War (NES)
Reviews by Zack Huffman on Che Guevara must ride a mine cart while rescuing Cubans with a lasso.
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RoboWarrior (NES)
Reviews by Matt Wright on It's been described as a more mature version of Bomberman, and how can that be a bad thing?
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Jeopardy! (NES)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Its only fault is that some of the questions now are so dated that they're almost unanswerable.