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Replay – The Peace Keepers
Replay often veers off into strange discussions unrelated to the featured game. In this week's episode, our discussion fixates on figuring out which iconic game music best fits The Peace Keepers' brawling action. This isn't a weird test on our part: When Jaleco localized The Peace Keepers, a side-scrolling Super Nintendo brawler, all of the music was removed from the game, today delivering one of the strangest gaming experiences this show has come ever across.
Game Informer's video expert and YouTube surfing pro, Wade Wojcik, helps us create the perfect score for this game. We probably put Martin "Marty" O'Donnell and John Williams to shame. As you'll soon see, picking game music is super easy.
NOTE: I forgot to bring up my weekly game giveaway in this week's episode. To be entered into a drawing (I'm giving a random game from my personal collection away to one person) tell me which Replay cast member selected the best music, and why their song fit the action. The winner for this episode will be selected on December 19.
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