Archive for Tag: Electronic Arts
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Everything I Know About E3 2017
Blog Posts by Anna Bryniarski on Anna relates what she knows about E3 2017...which is really just what she sees on social media
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Mirror’s Edge (PC)
Reviews by Robyn Tyrfing on Did EA actually create a memorable first-person runner about corruption in society? Or, did heavy-handed executive interference ruin what could have made Mirror's Edge a fun experience?
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[NSFW-ish] Dungeon Keeper (PC)
Reviews by Jessica Kerry on 
1 Don't worry—it's only not safe for work if you work at a church, or maybe a preschool.
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The Anger Dome: EA’s Origin Client
Columns by Michael Ridgaway on 6 Seriously, EA, why are you making it hard for me give you my money?
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Versus Mode: Bad Games, Good Games, Single-Player Games, and More
Grey Dog Software's Adam Ryland and Liquid WoW's Steve Hamner discuss whether single-player games are on the outs, whether companies should bother to release bad games, the Game of the Year for 2010, and more.
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EA Server Shutdown Reaction
Blog Posts by Mark Freedman on 1 Here at GameCola, there's not generally a lot of talk on sports games. Maybe that's because from year to year, the games don't change much. When it's jumping up to the next generation, there's a g
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GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Warning: If you're thinking about purchasing this game on its name alone, you're making a mistake.
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James Pond 2: Codename Robocod (SMS)
Reviews by Stuart Gipp on The toys at Santa's factory are crying out for help! Who will save them? Then, from the depths...ROBOCOD!
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Skitchin’ (SG)
Reviews by Allec Johnson on It is a combination of skatin', hitchin', and bein' purely badass.
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Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on All of the pretty graphics and pretty music in the world aren't going to save a fundamentally flawed game.