Archive for Tag: Paul Franzen
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Dear Readers: Stupid Things Developers Do to Ruin Their Awesome Games: Part 1
Columns by Paul Franzen on 
1 I hope you all enjoyed GameCola's first-ever April Fool's Day extravaganza! In case you missed it, GC writer Zach Rich took over GameCola.net, rechristened it "Zach Rich’s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing,"
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GC Podcast #6: It’s Lizo!
Podcasts by Michael Gray on 6 This edition of The GameCola Podcast features Michael Gray, Elizabeth Medina-Gray, Zach Rich, and Paul Franzen.
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XBL Community Games: A Fading Melody
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on 1 Some people describe A Fading Melody as a Braid rip-off. I think those people are wrong. I like to think of it as "Braid inspired." After all, we can't just call all artsy 2D platformers Braid rip-off
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The Only Adults Who Play Animal Crossing are Pedophiles.
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on I'm pretty sure that's what this article is saying, anyway.
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GC Podcast #5: Can You Feel the Podcast?
Podcasts by Michael Ridgaway on 1 Hey folks, here's the latest podcast from the GameCola crew. This time around we have Michael Ridgaway, Michael Gray, Colin Greenhalgh, and Paul Franzen.
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Scenes From Phoenix Wright: The Musical!
Videos by Paul Franzen on 1 Enjoy!
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Breakfast and Reality TV
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on First, a video about Breakfast: The Game. Next, a reality TV show about gamers.
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The Gates of Life: Season Two, Episode 2 – Bad is Better
Columns by Paul Franzen on 1 Sparkly treasure? Princesses?! Forget that crap—this gang is going on a RAMPAGE! First stop, Helpless Gnomes’ Island.
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Dear Readers: How to Spell GameCola
Columns by Paul Franzen on 1 My name is Paul. I'm not going to tell you my last name. Or where I live, or where I work, or anything else you might be able to use to identify me. I can't afford to take that kind of risk. If they knew who I was, I'd be dead—or worse than dead, really, with a giant slug in my brain controlling my movements, my speech, my everything.
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XBL Community Games: Doodles, Love, and Falling
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on Community Games on Xbox Live are the best, and I say that mostly because: 1) They cost like a dollar or two each, and 2) The indie developers who make them sometimes do interesting things. 2 is not al