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Replay – Die Hard Vendetta
Several Game Informer editors are big fans of John McClane, but we're still disappointed that we haven't seen a genuinely great Die Hard game. Given the right developer, McClane's trip to Nakatomi Plaza could make for a tense and action-packed gaming experience. Instead, we have Die Hard Vendetta. Developed by Bits Studios (who also made games based on Constantine, Last Action Hero, and Itchy & Scratchy), it's a 2002 Gamecube title that did little to please fans of the film franchise.
Watch below to see Tim Turi, Andrew Reiner, Intern Jack Frontier, and myself play this disappointing (and Bruce Willis-less) shooter.
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