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Considering that Game Informer has been covering the industry for the better part of 20 years, we've managed to amass quite the video game collection here at the office. We don't want our thousands of games to just sit and gather dust in the vault, so Replay was born. In these segments, we'll be grabbing games from every system and genre imaginable and popping them in to see how they've held up over the years. Keep an eye on Replay to relive fond (and not so fond) memories from gaming's past.
We check out an alternate history pirate game on PS2 involving schizophrenia, the civil war, corn, mumbling, and more
We play the intro level of the PlayStation classic Oddworld: Abe's Odyssey.
This week, we look back on one of the most popular platformers that has totally faded away in the generations following its release.
This colorful gem has always stuck out in my head as a good example of an underrated game. My coworkers disagree.
Dan and Reiner reminisce about the awesome sequel while Jeff and Tim bail all over the place.
We play Game Informer's most hated series in the angriest (and longest) episode yet.
For our first ever Replay with a portable game, we take a look back at one of the only Metroid games that has seriously split fans: Metroid II for GameBoy.
Dan and a rotating cast of GI guests play through the entirety of one of the greatest games of all time.
This game represents a genre that is rarely mimicked in the video game world - possessing crap and scaring the ectoplasm out of people.
As the final piece of our month of Batman: Arkham City coverage online, we decided to revisit Rocksteady's past.
This game came to glory when stealth games were booming, but its focus on intense firefights and objective-based missions separated it from the pack.
Reiner told me that reading great literature can be a sometimes-worthwhile pursuit. He convinced me to read Gears of War: Anvil Gate, assuring me that it's widely considered one of the all-time great examples of the written word.