Archive for Tag: art
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Dinner Date (PC)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on 
2 Press X to get drunk and sad.
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[NSFW] GameCola’s Most Essential/Influential Games of All Time (E-K)
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on 5 In which we discover that every influential game in history through this part of the alphabet was an RPG. And Guitar Hero.
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[NSFW] GameCola’s Most Essential/Influential Games of All Time (A-D)
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on 4 The games that shaped our childhoods, taught us the meaning of pain, and showed us the meaning of true love.
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[NSFW] Brush Strokes & Ball Hair: An Octet of Aesthetic Atrocities
Blog Posts by Jillian Dingwall and Christian Porter on 3 Bienvenue, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the grand opening of our "Brush Strokes & Ball Hair" exhibition, where you are about to witness the most cutting-edge and controversial art-pieces in existence.
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Versus Mode: Negativity, Videogames as Art, Guitar Hero’s Death, and More
GC writers Mark Freedman and Stuart Gipp discuss negativity in gaming, videogames as art, the death of Guitar Hero, and more.
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The Artwork of Phoenix Wright
Blog Posts by Michael Gray on 1 You might not know this, but Capcom released a few Phoenix Wright art books in Japan to coincide with the various game releases. They contain things like all the artwork in the games, concept art, nev
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Braid (X360-XBLA)
Reviews by Zach Rich on You know what’s awesome about art? Damn near nothin’. It’s boring and uninteresting, you see. The only thing you can really do is unzip your pants and urinate all over it. I did that once at the local museum, and they threw me out because they said you’re not supposed to do that. What uncultured bastards. … Continue reading "Braid (X360-XBLA)"
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Submissions (September 2004)
Fan Submissions by GameCola on Comments, e-mails, artwork and more from GameCola's readers.
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Mario Paint (SNES)
Reviews by Brian Vanek on Mario Paint is a nice break from the regular games out there.
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Ico (PS2)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on While there are easily a good hundred games out there that quite often tickle my proverbial fancy, I hardly come across a truly moving game. Have I come across one? Why, yes, I indeed have, thank you.