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Watch in HD! Classic Game Room HD reviews the mighty COLUMNS for the Sega Genesis from 1990, played from the PS3 version of Sonics Ultimate Collection running at 720p high definition. Colored jewels never looked so colorful and jewel-like! Take out bitches using a flamethrower in this puzzle game... wait, no... stack column of like-colored colors in.... wait for it.... COLUMNS in this game called Columns. This game has been produced on multiple game systems including Columns on the iPhone, the Sega Genesis version is my favo...
This is the tutorial for my original software title for the Commodore PET 2001-8n computer from 1977. (Unscripted and Un-edited ie, verbal errors and mental goofs) Download now available here: greatnorthweb v1.0 commands include: + QUARANTINE [CITY NAME OR #] + LIFT QUARANTINE FROM [CITY NAME OR #] + RESEARCH [CURE CODE] + UPGRADE RESEARCH + CURE [CITY NAME OR #] + NEW DAY + DAY [NUMBER] + REPORT + MAP If you can provide me with a new transformer for my PET 2001, I will gladly send you a cassette version of this game :)...
Original Air Date: December 26th, 2009 Im feeling a little lazy, so I will copy a wikipedia excerpt that nicely sums this game up: Columns, a popular and much-imitated falling colored blocks puzzle, had been the pack-in game with Game Gear at one time. Super Columns enhanced the gameplay by adding new types of blocks, as well as the ability to turn the lines of blocks a la Dr. Mario. Aside from endless and flash mode, Super Columns also included a story mode, wherein you play against an evil merchant (and his cronies) who wa...
Original Air Date: April 09th, 2009 (Revised Today!) Done well over a year ago, I was one of the first people to put up a video of Columns Crown. Having access to better recording methods than I did a year ago and unsatisfied with the overall video quality, I decided to redo this video, showing more stuff and the various modes. Oddly enough, there still are hardly any videos for Columns Crown, so I guess it is a little more under-the-radar than I thought, which is strange when you think of the popularity of the Columns serie...
Original Air Date: April 17th, 2009 An uber adaptation of Columns for the Sega Master System. I think its better than most Columns games. Match the gems (or object of your choice) horizontally, vertically or diagonally to make em disappear. Set em up good and pull off a series of chains. You have two main modes: Original and Flash. Original lets you play till you lose and Flash lets you win when you eliminate the flashing object on the screen. You can also play these modes in two-player mode where you alternate turns on the ...