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Replay – Batman & Robin
George Clooney. Check. Bat-nipples. Check. Arnold Schwarzenegger making a mockery of Mr. Freeze. Check. The Game Informer crew having a blast playing a bad game. Check. This week's Replay takes a look at the Batman & Robin game for PlayStation adapted from the miserable film of the same name. What we soon learn however, is Rockysteady's Batman: Arkham series is a direct ripoff of this game. Don't believe us? Think we're exaggerating? Take a look to see for yourself.
We also dive into another Batman game (a great one this time), and then I put my gaming skills on the line in another Stress Test segment. This one is a real challenge, and I may lose my cool a little bit as I try to complete it.
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