Archive for Tag: YouTube

  • Dear Readers: GameCola’s Not Dead

    Columns Columns by Paul Franzen on Comments1

    A video starring Post-It Notes about why the new site isn't ready yet, what's taking so long, and what you can expect when it's finally ready.

  • Dear Readers: Where is GameCola?

    Columns Columns by Paul Franzen on Comments1

    Don't worry—GameCola's not dead. By saying that, I've probably caused more worry than I've alleviated; if you look at any deceased website, chances are that its last update is one saying that it totally isn't dead, and that there will tons of new content coming shortly, just you wait.

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    Stalker

    Blog Posts Blog Posts by Michael Gray on

    Strange news today, folks. As you may know, my Nancy Drew videos have gotten me a lot of attention from girls. Unfortunately, one of these girls has decided to YouTube-stalk me. She set up an accoun

  • Dear Readers: How to Spell GameCola

    Columns Columns by Paul Franzen on Comments1

    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.

  • The Ten Reasons: Pajama Sam 3

    Columns Columns by Michael Gray on

    Michael gives ten reasons why he likes and dislikes Pajama Sam 3: You Are What You Eat From Your Head to Your Feet.

  • Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek (Wii)

    Reviews Reviews by Michael Gray on

    Michael Gray’s video review of Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek.

  • … of the Month: Paul Franzen in Soul Calibur

    Columns Columns by Matt Gardner on

    Two months ago, I told you that I would create a special bonus for whoever won my custom character competition. I had a surprisingly huge amount of responses to this article, and I had a really tough time picking the winner. In the end, though, it was our Editor in Chief himself, Mr. Paul M. Franzen, who won the gold.