Archive for Tag: BioShock
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GameCola’s Top 20 Videogame Soundtracks
Videos by John Rizzi on John Rizzi counts down and breaks down GameCola's favorite Videogame Soundtracks in Part 1 of this Top 20 list.
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Mid-Boss #13: Levine on the Edge
Comics by Stuart Gipp on What do recent departures at Irrational Games mean for the future of BioShock Infinite?
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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] Ten Game Franchises More Deserving of Death Than Phoenix Wright
Blog Posts by Christian Porter on 3 I'll level with you—I'm a bit of an outcast here at GameCola. Not just because everybody is jealous of my rugged good looks and my infectious charisma, but also because I'm not a huge Phoenix Wright
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The GameCola Top 50 Videogames Ever Made In The Whole Of Human History (As Far As We’re Concerned): Part One
Columns by Christian Porter on 4 Behold! Gamecola's Top 50 Videogames EVER: Part One!
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GC Podcast #23: Zach’s Lost Cell Phone
In this edition of The GameCola Podcast, Zach Rich loses his cell phone. Also, he, Christian Porter, and Justin Luschinksi talk about: What games they're playing now: RPGs, Borderlands, LittleBigPla
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Shadow Complex (X360-XBLA)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on Shadow Complex is one of those titles that shouldn't be on Xbox Live Arcade. I'm not saying it's not good enough; nuh-uh, no way. I'm saying it's too good for XBLA—it makes everything else in the li
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GC Podcast #22: Grab Bag
Podcasts by Paul Franzen on 2 The latest GameCola Podcast—featuring hugs, tears, depression, and love—has just been released.
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Metroid Prime Trilogy (Wii)
Reviews by Zach Rich on In 2007, the great and wonderful folks at Valve made every single one of us dirty, dirty consumer pigs feel like we just blew up the ferris wheel at the Toys"R"Us in NYC and made off with five spectac
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System Shock (PC)
Reviews by Michael Ridgaway on 1 With Dead Space having recently dropped, I thought this would be the perfect time to bring up one of its spiritual predecessors: System Shock. Released for the PC in 1994 by Looking Glass Studios, Sys