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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.
Replay superstar and Atlus' PR manager Aram Jabbari is back with us to take a look at one of Capcom's "Capcom 5" GameCube games, Killer 7.
We strap on our VR goggles and head back to Springfield.
Watch us reminisce about the Double Dragon franchise, while Bryan and Ben team up as the Lee Brothers.
We snack on some brains and get gassy with the "rebel without a pulse."
We bite the bullet and revisit one of the worst Replay Roulettes in recent memory.
This week we're strapping on blue and red 3D glasses, saving some babies, and fighting monsters in Zombies Ate My Neighbors.
Watch us struggle to control a motorcycle or have any fun with this mediocre PS2 action title.
This week we're taking a look at the 2000 PC classic Deus Ex with the mastermind himself, Warren Spector.
Game Informer's month-long celebration of co-op gaming once again extends to Replay, our silly show that revisits gaming's past.
We dig back into one of the best co-op games of all time.
Join Tim Turi, Andrew Reiner, Jim Reilly, and myself as we warp time in Viewtiful Joe and then warp our minds during the Replay Roulette.
Before High Moon Studios was tackling licenses like The Transformers and Deadpool, it created a new IP about a vampiric cowboy with a thirst for blood and murder.