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Replay – Halloween Stuptacular!
Happy Halloween, Replay viewers! We hope you have a mountain of candy in front of you as you watch this extra-stupid episode of what we believe is the Internet's longest-running dumb show. In this episode we decided to play "trick or treat" with a handful of Game Informer editors.
When kids going trick or treating, they almost always get candy. That isn't the case here at all. Our version of candy is a great game that syncs up with an editor's interests. A trick is a bad game that they would never want to play. We put a lot of thought into this horrible idea, and even dressed up for the occasion. As you'll soon see, one of us didn't fully understand what "dressing up for Halloween" meant.
As silly as this episode is, it is a nice stroll through the history of gaming – from the NES to Xbox 360. We hope you all have a safe and fun Halloween and are quick to forget everything you just watched in this terrible, terrible episode. We'll see you again in seven days!
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