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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 crew is here to wish you a happy holiday season, as they play terrible games.
This week's show takes a look at one of PlayStation 1's strangest titles.
This week we look at the forgotten PlayStation RPG classic, The Legend of Dragoon.
In this week's video feature, we take a look back at one of Final Fantasy's highest marks.
Launched in 1994, the Atari Jaguar was a technically impressive failure. Join us for a look back at the games that brought the console down.
Capcom's Tim Turi joins us for a look at a collection of Terminator games on the Super Nintendo.
When it comes to video games adaptations, Dragon Ball Z has found a pretty comfortable spot in the fighting genre. In 2005, however, it gave the action-adventure genre a shot.
This week on Replay, we, alongside a special guest, take a look at Monster Rancher – a game that turns your CDs into in-game content.
This week on Replay, we're taking a look back at Red Dead Redemption's only single-player DLC.
We play Grasshopper Manufacture's first game and make up weird accents like it's 1999.
The Stick of Truth is great, and we're confident about Fractured But Whole, but there was a time when South Park and video games didn't get along.
We look back at the Nintendo's 64 20-year history by playing a game where you don't shoot dinosaurs.