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OverBlood 2 Super Replay Teaser Trailer
A little over a year ago Game Informer's Dan Ryckert had a bad idea. He wanted to take a game that completely stumped four editors when encountered in a Replay Roulette and turn it into a Super Replay. The survival-horror game for the Playstation 1 called OverBlood is an unassuming title that quickly grew into the highlight of our Super Replay series. Fans felt a sense of accomplishment after viewing all six episodes of the Super Replay, to the point that they created the most active and amazingly considerate Facebook group ever made. We are now recording the sequel to that Super Replay, a game that we imported from England called OverBlood 2. The new Super Replay will begin airing on 12/31/11, but we wanted to give the fans a taste of what's to come. There's still time to watch the original Super Replay, so please join in on the fun as we begin our mysterious adventure with OverBlood 2.
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