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Replay – Headhunter
In the early 2000s, Sega released a title that seemed (on the surface) to have it all. It had a cool dude with sunglasses and guns at a time when people were still optimistic about upcoming Matrix movies. Aesthetics aside, this game is pretty mediocre. With its frustrating vehicular segments and ho-hum action, it's surprising that it eventually spawned a sequel.
Watch below to see Joe Juba, Andrew Reiner, and intern Jack Frontier attempt to wring any fun out of Headhunter.
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