Archive for Tag: licensed games
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The Pagemaster Walkthrough
Videos by Michael Gray on Revel in memory of the days when game audio and video never matched up!
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The Addams Family (SNES)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on When considering the concept of a "movie tie-in," you have to understand beforehand that you are entering the most deceptively innocent chapter of the entire encyclopedia of senseless human tragedy. T
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Inside the Guide: Games Based on Movies
Columns by Michael Gray on Hello everyone, and welcome to Inside the Guide, the article on GameCola that discusses writing guides for videogames. After messing around for a couple months, I'm back to my semi-normal format of w
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Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure (PC)
Reviews by Carl Houghton on In time for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to be released, Carl reviews the LucasArts Indian Jones and the Last Crusade point-and-click adventure.
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Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Zombie Ninja Pro-Am (PS2)
Reviews by Matt Gardner on This is going to be a simple review (to write; harder to read), because there is only one point that needs to be made about this game. Normally, I state such points right after I make statements like
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Home Alone (NES)
Is there anyone who was around in the early nineties that hasn't seen or heard of this movie? I mean, really, this thing was plastered just about everywhere you could've wanted, or not wanted, to see
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The Ten Reasons: M.C. Kids
Columns by Michael Gray on The basic idea is that I'll play a game and then list ten reasons why I like or dislike it. Sounds good, right?
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Fullmetal Alchemist 2: Curse of the Crimson Elixir (PS2)
Reviews by Casey Levine on Hopefully the next game, if there is one, will be an improvement on the formula.
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[NSFW] Bram Stoker’s Dracula (SCD)
Reviews by Matt Wright on The game's box is infinitely more scary, entertaining, and well-made than anything this game can deliver.
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[NSFW] A Nightmare on Elm Street (NES)
Reviews by Zack Huffman on How they managed to pull off insane difficulty with mind-numbing boredom, I don't know.
