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Replay – The Sniper 2
A fair number of people who haunt the I Watched the Entire Overblood Super Replay Facebook group enjoy watching the Game Informer crew play bad games. One such person is Hilary Wilton, an Overblood member who became a fan of the show after watching our Blue Stinger Super Replay. She traveled to Game Informer's Minneapolis headquarters for two reasons: One, to finalize details for a live recording of a Replay episode at next year's GlitchCon, and two, to subject the Game Informer crew to a bad game that we've never heard of. She brought us The Sniper 2, a little known title that never made its way stateside, and only released in Europe and Japan. Created by Midas Interactive Entertainment and D3 Publishing, The Sniper 2 is a truly awful exercise in precision shooting. It may even be worse at communicating a story. If you enjoy Overblood for its terrible animation, terrible characters, terrible sound, and terrible gameplay, you're going to like what you see of The Sniper 2.
Our second segment brings back Jumpin' James Bond in a much different way.
Check out more episodes at our Replay hub.
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