Archive for Tag: Paul Franzen
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The GameCola Interview: Chris Morris
Columns by Paul Franzen on Chris Morris writes a weekly news/commentary column on CNN/Money called "Game Over," making him one of the most-read video game journalists on the 'net.
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Dear Readers: Leave Us Alone
Columns by Paul Franzen on What did we ever do to you?
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Digital Championship Wrestling: Link vs. Toan
Columns by Paul Franzen on Paul: It's Digital Championship Wrestling, live from the DCW Arena! As always I'm Paul Franzen, and with me again, thank God, is Eric "Where's the Eric?" Regan, who was replaced shamefully by Smarter
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Figure Fours and Magic Eights: WWE WrestleMania XXI
Columns by Paul Franzen on Okay, so chances are that WrestleMania XXI has come and gone by the time you've started reading this article. This latest issue of GameCola was only released the day of the big event, so one way or another, you may already know the results.
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You Don’t Know Jack (PS1)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on YDKJ may not hold up well against the sands of time, so play it while it's still well-nigh topical.
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Digital Championship Wrestling: Bubsy vs. Toad
Columns by Paul Franzen on Paul: Hello everyone and welcome once again to Digital Championship Wrestling! I'm Paul Franzen, and with me this evening is Smarter "Yeah, the AIM Bot" Child, filling in for an absent Eric Regan.
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Versus Mode: Fable vs. The Sims 2
Columns by Paul Franzen on The stereotypical gamer is an overweight, slovenly fellow who'd rather be munching on a cheeseburger than something else entirely inappropriate for a family-oriented webazine. Whether this is anything
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Champions: Return to Arms (PS2)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Champions of Norrath was an early contender for Game of the Year, and its sequel is no different.
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Dear Readers: Keeping Up
Columns by Paul Franzen on Dear Readers, Atari released its "Video Computer System" (known by most as the regular ol' Atari) to American audiences in 1977. The next mainstream home console, the original Nintendo, came out eight
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Shark! Shark! (IV)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on Was Clarence Darrow around to play the game that so well depicted what he defended in court?