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Replay – Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare
E3 has officially concluded. It may have been a busy week, but that doesn't mean we didn't make time for Replay, and this week is all about Alone in the Dark.
Released in 2001, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare is the fourth in the series, continuing the journey of investigator Edward Carnby as he looks into dark and scary stuff. The game also introduces new playable character, Aline Cedrac, who, as we learn in the episode, does not have a father. That's pretty much all we know about her.
Put the kids to bed before you watch Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, Kyle Hilliard, and Kimberley Wallace as they meet a creepy old lady, escape spooky monsters, and mourn the death of some dogs. For the second segment, we look into the future of Alone in the Dark to see where the series left off.
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