Archive for Tag: PlayStation 3
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Cheat Codes for Life
Columns by Zack Huffman on Zack Huffman offers advice about getting a PS3 on the cheap, the best time to get next-gen consoles, and more.
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Versus Mode: Postal, Pro-Gamers, Bill Gates, and More
Columns by GameCola on GC writers Kevin Leacock and Janra Roberts discuss Uwe Boll's Posta, how much pro-gamers are worth, Bill Gates leaving Microsoft, and more.
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Versus Mode: Oblivion’s Breasts, PS3’s Price, Backwards Compatibility, and More
Columns by GameCola on GC writers Paul Franzen and Casey Levine discuss whether the ESRB should have changed Oblivion's rating, the PS3's price, whether people still care about backwards compatibility, and more.
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Versus Mode: Sony’s New Console, Nintendo’s New Console, Peach vs. Toadstool, and More
Columns by GameCola on GC writers Steve Hamner and Eric Regan discuss the PS3 catching up to the 360, what Nintendo should call its new console, whether it's "Princess Peach" or "Princess Toadstool," and more.
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The Educated Gamer: Why Sony Will Never Have Global Electronic Dominance
Columns by Joel Tandberg on Sony is trying to pull some strings with their Blu-ray plans for PlayStation 3, but will it work in their favor in the end? We look to history for some clues...
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Versus Mode: PS3’s Release Date, Gay-Friendly Guilds, Bomberman’s New Look, and More
Columns by GameCola on GC writer Janra Roberts discusses when the PS3 will be released, whether Blizzard should allow gay-friendly guilds, Bomberman's new design, and more.
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Dear Readers: The Next-Gen Consoles
Columns by Paul Franzen on A number of you (one is still a number, right?) have written in asking for my thoughts on the next generation of gaming consoles. While I'm not quite finished with this generation yet (or the last several, for that matter), this appears to be a pressing issue on the souls of our loyal readers, so I feel it is my duty to have it a go. Even if I would rather just play Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt than most of the Xbox 360's launch titles.
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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