Archive for Tag: Steve Hamner
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The Vana’diel Diaries (June 2006)
Columns by Steve Hamner on I began playing Final Fantasy XI back in mid-April. Prior to then, I'd scoffed at MMOs and those who played them: It's digital crack and those who play them are naught but weak-willed addicts. I was w
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FIFA Soccer 06 (PS2)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on In the good old U.S. of A., a soccer videogame is about as popular as a quality penguin documentary. For the most part, your everyday American surfs to the next channel, but the true penguin aficionad
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Versus Mode: Televised Gaming, The Wii’s Name, Sexism in Oblivion, and More
Columns by GameCola on GC writers Steve Hamner and Casey Levine discuss whether televised gaming belongs on TV, the Wii's name, whether Oblivion is sexist, and more.
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Metroid Prime Hunters (DS)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on Samus Aran, in all her ball-morphing glory, is back in another FPS with Nintendo's latest outing in the Metroid series, Metroid Prime Hunters. Thank God it ain't pinball. When the topic of first-perso
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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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Resident Evil: Deadly Silence (DS)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on "When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things." -- Some Dude in the Bible I love the Resident Evil series.
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Magna Carta: Tears of Blood (PS2)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on I am, as ever, a sucker for a good, epic adventure RPG. Final Fantasy, Star Ocean, Legend of Zelda, Tales of Symphonia, Kingdom Hearts, Xenosaga—the list goes on and on. So when the buzz surrounding
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Mario Kart DS (DS)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on This is the first time Nintendo has offered Internet multiplayer with Mario Kart, and it’s a long time coming.
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GUN (PS2)
Reviews by Steve Hamner on 
1 The company that brought us no end of great Tony Hawk titles now joins hombres like Clint Eastwood...with its new third-person shooter, GUN.