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* ShoutOut: On the podcast, staff members regularly call video games [[WesternAnimation/OKKOLetsBeHeroes "videos games"]]

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* ShoutOut: On the podcast, staff members regularly call video games [[WesternAnimation/OKKOLetsBeHeroes "videos games"]]games"]].



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Franzen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas

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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Franzen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas
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* TrollFic: Podcast episode [[https://gamecola.net/2019/09/hacksnslash-19-earthbound-3-mother-4/ Hacks’n’Slash #19: Earthbound 3: Mother 4]] involves the Gamecola staff reading a deliberately bad piece of {{VideoGame/EarthBound}} fanfiction they wrote with their fans.

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* TrollFic: Podcast episode [[https://gamecola.net/2019/09/hacksnslash-19-earthbound-3-mother-4/ Hacks’n’Slash #19: Earthbound 3: Mother 4]] involves the Gamecola staff reading a deliberately bad piece of {{VideoGame/EarthBound}} ''VideoGame/EarthBound1994'' fanfiction they wrote with their fans.

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* AnAdventurerIsYou: In [[https://gamecola.net/2018/11/gc-podcast-126-the-oxford-english-mario-party/ GC Podcast #126: The Oxford English Mario Party]], a fan asks the staff what RPG archetypes they would be:
** James Pelster would be the [[HeroesPreferSwords sword wielding]] protagonist
** Joseph Martin would be the SupportPartyMember
** Diana Gray would be the SquishyWizard
** Anna Bryniarski would be the FragileSpeedster
** Matt Breslau would be a spell casting JackOfAllTrades / RedMage



* BadassBeard: Paul Franzen sports one.



* GamerChick: Gamecola staff members Diana Gray, Anna Bryniarski, and Shannon Hoover.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over Game Cola, changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]
* INeedAFreakingDrink: [[http://gamecola.net/7-8/zachreview.htm "oooOOOoooOOOVODKA!"]]
* NotBloodSiblings: Zach Rich and Vangie Rich.
* OfficialCouple: Paul and Lizo. Michael Ridgeway and Vangie Rich could count as well.

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* GamerChick: Gamecola staff members Diana Gray, Anna Bryniarski, and Shannon Hoover.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] :
HostileShowTakeover: On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over Game Cola, changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]
* %%* INeedAFreakingDrink: [[http://gamecola.net/7-8/zachreview.htm "oooOOOoooOOOVODKA!"]]
* NotBloodSiblings: Zach Rich and Vangie Rich.
* OfficialCouple: Paul and Lizo. Michael Ridgeway and Vangie Rich could count as well.
"oooOOOoooOOOVODKA!"]]



* SanitySlippage: Over the reviews of [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview1.htm Quake II (N64)]], [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview2.htm Ys/Super R-Type/Mystery Quest]] and [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview3.htm ActRaiser 2]], Meteo begins to lose it until [[spoiler: he's DrivenToSuicide]]. Doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}.

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* SanitySlippage: Over the reviews of [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview1.htm Quake II (N64)]], [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview2.htm Ys/Super R-Type/Mystery Quest]] and [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview3.htm ActRaiser 2]], Meteo begins to lose it until [[spoiler: he's DrivenToSuicide]]. Doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}.



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Franzen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Franzen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.areas

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* TrollFic: Podcast episode [[https://gamecola.net/2019/09/hacksnslash-19-earthbound-3-mother-4/ Hacks’n’Slash #19: Earthbound 3: Mother 4]] involves the Gamecola staff reading a deliberately bad piece of fanfiction they wrote with their fans.

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* TrollFic: Podcast episode [[https://gamecola.net/2019/09/hacksnslash-19-earthbound-3-mother-4/ Hacks’n’Slash #19: Earthbound 3: Mother 4]] involves the Gamecola staff reading a deliberately bad piece of {{VideoGame/EarthBound}} fanfiction they wrote with their fans.
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* TrollFic: Podcast episode [[https://gamecola.net/2019/09/hacksnslash-19-earthbound-3-mother-4/ Hacks’n’Slash #19: Earthbound 3: Mother 4]] involves the Gamecola staff reading a deliberately bad piece of fanfiction they wrote with their fans.
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* RPGEpisode: The site has more than one [[https://gamecola.net/?s=rpgcast RPGCast]] including one where three players play VideoGame/SecretOfMana as a TabletopRPG.

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* BadassBeard: On who better than the editor-in-chief, himself?

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* AnAdventurerIsYou: In [[https://gamecola.net/2018/11/gc-podcast-126-the-oxford-english-mario-party/ GC Podcast #126: The Oxford English Mario Party]], a fan asks the staff what RPG archetypes they would be:
** James Pelster would be the [[HeroesPreferSwords sword wielding]] protagonist
** Joseph Martin would be the SupportPartyMember
** Diana Gray would be the SquishyWizard
** Anna Bryniarski would be the FragileSpeedster
** Matt Breslau would be a spell casting JackOfAllTrades / RedMage
* AuthorAppeal:
** Podcast Commander Joseph Martin loves to discuss Franchise/MegaMan.
** Diana Gray loves the Franchise/AceAttorney series.
* BadassBeard: On who better than the editor-in-chief, himself?Paul Franzen sports one.



* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for Game Cola). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experience with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.

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* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for Game Cola). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experience with video games Gamecola staff members Diana Gray, Anna Bryniarski, and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.Shannon Hoover.



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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* ShoutOut: On the podcast, staff members regularly call video games [[WesternAnimation/OKKOLetsBeHeroes "videos games"]]
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Franzen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.
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* SanitySlippage: Over the reviews of [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview1.htm Quake II (N64)]], [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview2.htm Ys/Super R-Type/Mystery Quest]] and [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview3.htm ActRaiser 2]], Meteo begins to lose it until [[spoiler: he's DrivenToSuicide]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.

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* SanitySlippage: Over the reviews of [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview1.htm Quake II (N64)]], [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview2.htm Ys/Super R-Type/Mystery Quest]] and [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview3.htm ActRaiser 2]], Meteo begins to lose it until [[spoiler: he's DrivenToSuicide]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}.
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->''"Have you ever sat around and just thought to yourself, "Paul, what do you want to do with your life? Do you want to waste it all away playing Nintendo, or do you want to make something of yourself?". Being that that was a rhetorical question, a response is not expected; but if there is one, I'd guess it is "no", because your name's not Paul. Regardless of name (rose by any other, etc.), that is a valid question for most players of video games. After contemplating it for nearly four seconds, I decided to do both. Hence, GameCola.''"

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->''"Have you ever sat around and just thought to yourself, "Paul, what do you want to do with your life? Do you want to waste it all away playing Nintendo, or do you want to make something of yourself?". Being that that was a rhetorical question, a response is not expected; but if there is one, I'd guess it is "no", because your name's not Paul. Regardless of name (rose by any other, etc.), that is a valid question for most players of video games. After contemplating it for nearly four seconds, I decided to do both. Hence, GameCola.Game Cola.''"



GameCola is a site devoted to observing video games in a clever and humorous light. It takes a completely unbiased and honest look into video games and video game culture, and ridicules as much of it as the writers comprehend. This is simply a group of gamers who love playing video games, and enjoy sharing their opinions, sense of humor, and love of gaming with the audience of the internet.

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GameCola ''Game Cola'' is a site devoted to observing video games in a clever and humorous light. It takes a completely unbiased and honest look into video games and video game culture, and ridicules as much of it as the writers comprehend. This is simply a group of gamers who love playing video games, and enjoy sharing their opinions, sense of humor, and love of gaming with the audience of the internet.



From 2002-2005, the site was a updated once a month in a newsletter-like format, having every article written for the site collected and posted onto one single webpage. Because of long load times on bad connections, and simply being a bad idea in general, the site retained the monthly update schedule, but adopted a magazine format, with every individual article getting it's own page. The slow update schedule prevented GameCola from obtaining a larger fanbase and readership (most people would simply forget the site ever existed). So in June 2009, GameCola officially released its final issue, and announced plans for a total re-haul of the site in order to obtain a more modern style. That is to say, doing what everyone in the modern age does, and post new articles once they are ready to be published. Since June, the site continues to be on hiatus, with new content in the form of Website/YouTube videos and posts on the site's blog, with a message to the readership every month to remind people that the site is still alive, and is making sure that the new site's launch is absolutely perfect.

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From 2002-2005, the site was a updated once a month in a newsletter-like format, having every article written for the site collected and posted onto one single webpage. Because of long load times on bad connections, and simply being a bad idea in general, the site retained the monthly update schedule, but adopted a magazine format, with every individual article getting it's own page. The slow update schedule prevented GameCola Game Cola from obtaining a larger fanbase and readership (most people would simply forget the site ever existed). So in June 2009, GameCola Game Cola officially released its final issue, and announced plans for a total re-haul of the site in order to obtain a more modern style. That is to say, doing what everyone in the modern age does, and post new articles once they are ready to be published. Since June, the site continues to be on hiatus, with new content in the form of Website/YouTube videos and posts on the site's blog, with a message to the readership every month to remind people that the site is still alive, and is making sure that the new site's launch is absolutely perfect.



* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for GameCola). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experence with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over GameCola, changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]

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* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for GameCola).Game Cola). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experence experience with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over GameCola, Game Cola, changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The GameCola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The GameCola Game Cola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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->''"Seven is ABOVE AVERAGE!"''

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->''"Seven is ABOVE AVERAGE!"'' AVERAGE!"''



->''"Have you ever sat around and just thought to yourself, "Paul, what do you want to do with your life? Do you want to waste it all away playing Nintendo, or do you want to make something of yourself?". Being that that was a rhetorical question, a response is not expected; but if there is one, I'd guess it is "no", because your name's not Paul. Regardless of name (rose by any other, etc.), that is a valid question for most players of video games. After contemplating it for nearly four seconds, I decided to do both. Hence, [[GameCola GameCola]].''"

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->''"Have you ever sat around and just thought to yourself, "Paul, what do you want to do with your life? Do you want to waste it all away playing Nintendo, or do you want to make something of yourself?". Being that that was a rhetorical question, a response is not expected; but if there is one, I'd guess it is "no", because your name's not Paul. Regardless of name (rose by any other, etc.), that is a valid question for most players of video games. After contemplating it for nearly four seconds, I decided to do both. Hence, [[GameCola GameCola]].GameCola.''"



[[GameCola GameCola]] is a site devoted to observing video games in a clever and humorous light. It takes a completely unbiased and honest look into video games and video game culture, and ridicules as much of it as the writers comprehend. This is simply a group of gamers who love playing video games, and enjoy sharing their opinions, sense of humor, and love of gaming with the audience of the internet.

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[[GameCola GameCola]] GameCola is a site devoted to observing video games in a clever and humorous light. It takes a completely unbiased and honest look into video games and video game culture, and ridicules as much of it as the writers comprehend. This is simply a group of gamers who love playing video games, and enjoy sharing their opinions, sense of humor, and love of gaming with the audience of the internet.



From 2002-2005, the site was a updated once a month in a newsletter-like format, having every article written for the site collected and posted onto one single webpage. Because of long load times on bad connections, and simply being a bad idea in general, the site retained the monthly update schedule, but adopted a magazine format, with every individual article getting it's own page. The slow update schedule prevented [[GameCola GameCola]] from obtaining a larger fanbase and readership (most people would simply forget the site ever existed). So in June 2009, [[GameCola GameCola]] officially released its final issue, and announced plans for a total re-haul of the site in order to obtain a more modern style. That is to say, doing what everyone in the modern age does, and post new articles once they are ready to be published. Since June, the site continues to be on hiatus, with new content in the form of YouTube videos and posts on the site's blog, with a message to the readership every month to remind people that the site is still alive, and is making sure that the new site's launch is absolutely perfect.

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From 2002-2005, the site was a updated once a month in a newsletter-like format, having every article written for the site collected and posted onto one single webpage. Because of long load times on bad connections, and simply being a bad idea in general, the site retained the monthly update schedule, but adopted a magazine format, with every individual article getting it's own page. The slow update schedule prevented [[GameCola GameCola]] GameCola from obtaining a larger fanbase and readership (most people would simply forget the site ever existed). So in June 2009, [[GameCola GameCola]] GameCola officially released its final issue, and announced plans for a total re-haul of the site in order to obtain a more modern style. That is to say, doing what everyone in the modern age does, and post new articles once they are ready to be published. Since June, the site continues to be on hiatus, with new content in the form of YouTube Website/YouTube videos and posts on the site's blog, with a message to the readership every month to remind people that the site is still alive, and is making sure that the new site's launch is absolutely perfect.



* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for [[GameCola GameCola]]). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experence with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over [[GameCola GameCola]], changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]

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* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for [[GameCola GameCola]]).GameCola). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experence with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over [[GameCola GameCola]], GameCola, changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]



* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The [[GameCola GameCola]] HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The [[GameCola GameCola]] GameCola HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.
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->''"Seven is ABOVE AVERAGE!"''
-->-- The main slogan for GC, in their fight against the FourPointScale.

->''"Have you ever sat around and just thought to yourself, "Paul, what do you want to do with your life? Do you want to waste it all away playing Nintendo, or do you want to make something of yourself?". Being that that was a rhetorical question, a response is not expected; but if there is one, I'd guess it is "no", because your name's not Paul. Regardless of name (rose by any other, etc.), that is a valid question for most players of video games. After contemplating it for nearly four seconds, I decided to do both. Hence, [[GameCola GameCola]].''"
-->-- Paul Franzen, Editor-in-Chief

In the realm of the internets, video games seem to be an easy focal point for humor, whether it be the games themselves, the fans of the games, the industry that makes the games, the ads that sell the games, the reception the games get, the memories games give, the emotions that stem from games, the music that accompanies games, the art seen within games, the narrative games give, the political and social issues games present, the lessons learned from games,[[LongList or the pets we name after characters we have fallen in love with in games.]] This is a site that flourishes on this very idea of videogame-humor.

[[GameCola GameCola]] is a site devoted to observing video games in a clever and humorous light. It takes a completely unbiased and honest look into video games and video game culture, and ridicules as much of it as the writers comprehend. This is simply a group of gamers who love playing video games, and enjoy sharing their opinions, sense of humor, and love of gaming with the audience of the internet.

When the writers aren't talking about video games, they're usually talking about how much they hate each other.

From 2002-2005, the site was a updated once a month in a newsletter-like format, having every article written for the site collected and posted onto one single webpage. Because of long load times on bad connections, and simply being a bad idea in general, the site retained the monthly update schedule, but adopted a magazine format, with every individual article getting it's own page. The slow update schedule prevented [[GameCola GameCola]] from obtaining a larger fanbase and readership (most people would simply forget the site ever existed). So in June 2009, [[GameCola GameCola]] officially released its final issue, and announced plans for a total re-haul of the site in order to obtain a more modern style. That is to say, doing what everyone in the modern age does, and post new articles once they are ready to be published. Since June, the site continues to be on hiatus, with new content in the form of YouTube videos and posts on the site's blog, with a message to the readership every month to remind people that the site is still alive, and is making sure that the new site's launch is absolutely perfect.

You can view the website [[http://www.gamecola.net/ here]], Then go tell all your friends.
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!! This site provides examples examples of:

* BadassBeard: On who better than the editor-in-chief, himself?
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Many of the writers have shades of this, but the best examples would likely be Meteo and Zach.
* ForegoneConclusion: Played for laughs with [[http://www.gamecola.net/archdeadzach Things Zach Rich Demands to See Before He Dies in 2020]]. He uses his upcoming death by the hands of THE MOOOOOOOOON PEOPLE to get game developers to do what he wants as a "dying wish".
* FourPointScale: Averted, actually. The site prides itself on attempting to use a rating of five as the absolute average. One of the sites slogans boasts "Seven is above average." DependingOnTheWriter, it tends to work.
* GamerChick: Somewhat. Vangie Rich is somewhat of a gamer in training, due to her relationship with her significant other (who also writes for [[GameCola GameCola]]). Her column, [[http://www.gamecola.net/archgg Gamer Girlfriend]], showcases her experence with video games and hardcore gamers from an outside perspective.
* [[HostileShowTakeover Hostile Site Takeover]] : On AprilFoolsDay 2009, Zach Rich took over [[GameCola GameCola]], changing the site's name to Zach Rich?s Slightly Carbonated Extravaganza for the Hard of Hearing. He then kicked out all of the other writers on the site, and [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech proceeded to explain exactly why he hated every single other person on the site.]] According to an episode of the podcast, Zach had a lot more planned for the joke, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot but his computer was swarmed by viruses before he could get any other articles finished in time for April Fools.]]
* INeedAFreakingDrink: [[http://gamecola.net/7-8/zachreview.htm "oooOOOoooOOOVODKA!"]]
* NotBloodSiblings: Zach Rich and Vangie Rich.
* OfficialCouple: Paul and Lizo. Michael Ridgeway and Vangie Rich could count as well.
* SanitySlippage: Over the reviews of [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview1.htm Quake II (N64)]], [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview2.htm Ys/Super R-Type/Mystery Quest]] and [[http://gamecola.net/7-7/meteoreview3.htm ActRaiser 2]], Meteo begins to lose it until [[spoiler: he's DrivenToSuicide]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfFunny.
* SelfDeprecation: Somewhat of a RunningGag with the site; writers tend to make fun of the fact that there's more staff members than actual readers of the site. Hopefully the re-design will fix that issue.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The [[GameCola GameCola]] HQ has been listed in a number of locations, including a [=McDonald's=] Play Place in Memphis, a Cardboard Box in Paul Frazen's Living Room, and The Vatican, amongst other areas.

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