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Replay – The Bad South Park Games
The Stick of Truth is great, and we're confident about The Fractured But Whole, but there was a time when South Park and video games didn't get along.
We've got all kinds of features planned this month about why we think South Park: The Fractured But Whole (which is on our cover this month) will be a good game, but we wanted to take a moment to remember the South Park license back before its creators stepped in and said, "Stop it. Let us take care of this!"
We focus mostly on the Nintendo 64 South Park games where Andrew Reiner, Ben Reeves, myself, and special guests Yoda and Wade Wojcik check out Chef's Luv Shack, South Park Rally, the simply titled South Park (which we did play on a previous episode of Replay). We also play a bit of the Xbox 360 Xbox Live Arcade game, South Park: Tenorman's Revenge (which former editor Dan Ryckert gave a 2). We promise you're not going to have a bad time.
For more episodes of Replay, check out our Replay hub, or click on the banner below to watch episodes on YouTube.
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