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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.
The Game Informer team takes on Vib-Ribbon, a strange PS1 game never before released in the U.S.
Join our fellowship as we fight a bunch of goblins, wargs, and other super gross monsters.
Resident Evil 4 may have done it better, but Omega Force's military shooter pioneered third-person targeting.
Hyrule Warriors releases next week. Here's a video look at the title that made it possible.
On this episode of Replay, fond memories of yesteryear are trampled to death by a pink-haired jerk.
Watch us play the Wii version of 2009's Ghostbusters: The Video Game and hear us wax nostalgic about '80s movies in this week's episode of Replay.
Mysterious fog! Ram-happy cameramen! Monsters! We take a look at one of Suda 51's early PlayStation 2 games, a horror title with an unusual perspective.
In this week's video, the Game Informer staff journeys back to the Nintendo 64 for a look at DMA Design's strange puzzle platformer.
The interns are taking over for this Replay celebrating Sony's one-time marsupial mascot, Crash Bandicoot.
Join the Replay crew for a tour of a virtual, open-world Springfield, in The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
Game Informer's weekly video show takes a look back at a game that never came stateside...and for good reason.
Comedians Arj Barker and Louis Katz join us on a globe-hopping adventure in Strider for the NES.