Archive for Tag: Daniel Castro
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Playing Gay: Coming Out Simulator 2014
Blog Posts by Daniel Castro on The reveal of Tracer as a lesbian character reminded Daniel about the experience he had playing Coming Out Simulator 2014, as well as his ongoing journey getting along with English idioms.
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Q&AmeCola: Best Games to Livestream
Columns by Jeff Nemeth and GameCola Staff on 
1 We are live and recording! Twitch integration is functional and interest is peaked at 100%. What games should join the fray? Find out here what combatants our staff have suggested.
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The 2015 GameCola Videogame Awards (Part 2)
Columns by Alex Jedraszczak on 4 The year-end awards list you didn't know you were waiting for is here at last! Celebrate the best of 2015 with the GameCola Videogame Awards—Part 2!
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Q&AmeCola: Games or Game Series We Are Most Thankful For
Columns by Jeff Nemeth and GameCola Staff on 2 'Tis the season to be thankful. But which games are we most thankful for? We're serving up our picks with a side of gravy.
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Q&AmeCola: Favorite Character Customization System
Columns by Jeff Nemeth and GameCola Staff on Curious what character customization lets you forge the perfect nose? Let our staff decide!
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Animaniacs on Game Boy on YouTube
Videos by GameCola on In case you missed it on YouTube, it's now on our Actual Internet Website!
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[NSFW] Q&AmeCola: Games That Don’t Deserve to Be as Fun as They Are
Columns by Jeff Nemeth and GameCola Staff on 1 These games may not deserve to be fun, but this Q&A deserves to be read.
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Localization Anxiety: Crash ‘n’ the Boys Street Challenge
Columns by Daniel Castro on This time in Localization Anxiety, another game TOTALLY NOT about high schoolers beating each other during a sports competition!
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Q&AmeCola: Your Personal Theme Song
Columns by Mark Freedman on 4 What if you had a personal videogame theme song?
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Q&AmeCola: Outrageous Achievements
Columns by Mark Freedman on 1 In a previous Q A session, we looked at the greatest achievements the staff have accomplished. But, not all goals are achieved in life. Sometimes we set the bar a little too high though and go for the