Archive for Tag: Xbox Live
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[NSFW] GameCola’s Most Essential/Influential Games of All Time (A-D)
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on 
4 The games that shaped our childhoods, taught us the meaning of pain, and showed us the meaning of true love.
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Don’t Be That Guy: The Good, The Bad, and The Worst of Social Gaming
Columns by Daniel Castro on What kind of player are you?
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Don’t Be That Guy: This Banning Season
Columns by Daniel Castro on 4 We'll teach you how to avoid Xbox Live's banhammer through mocking other people's misfortune.
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[NSFW] Be Careful What You Search For #56
Comics by Terrence Atkins on 2 More real GameCola search phrases, vomited up by Google. This crap is indigestible.
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Poor Player’s Paradise: Free-to-Play Extravaganza!
Columns by Christian Porter on 6 The past few weeks have seen an explosion in news about free-to-play games. Tons of big-name games have gone, or are going, free-to-play, and cheap bastards like me couldn't be happier. PlayStation 3
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Enjoy Videogames While You Still Can.
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on The Fall Xbox Live dashboard update went live earlier today, enabling Kinect support, heralding the dawn of a new, family-friendly era for the 360, and commencing what will ultimately lead to the end
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Versus Mode: Maturity Filters, 3D Glasses, Privates, and More
Former GC staff writer Matthew Fraser and current staff member Jeff Day discuss whether games should have "maturity filters," wearing 3D glasses, the sex-ed side-scroller Privates, and more.
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GC Podcast #23: Zach’s Lost Cell Phone
In this edition of The GameCola Podcast, Zach Rich loses his cell phone. Also, he, Christian Porter, and Justin Luschinksi talk about: What games they're playing now: RPGs, Borderlands, LittleBigPla
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Versus Mode: Stereoscopic 3D, Fat Avatars, and More
GameCola's newest writers discuss current events in gaming. Topics include whether stereoscopic 3D is the future of videogames, avatar obesity, and more.
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Things Zach Rich Demands to See Before He Dies in 2020
When writing a prediction column like this, it's always fun to look back and see just how right your predictions were. Therefore, as we start every edition of "TZRDTSBHDI2020," we'll first look back a
