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Replay – Power Stone
While far from a traditional entry in the genre, 1999's Power Stone was one of the most enjoyable fighters on the Dreamcast. With tons of environmental interaction, wacky weapons, and colorful characters, it managed to put forward a vibe that somewhat resembles that of Smash Bros. We decided to boot up the Dreamcast to check it out fourteen years after its initial release.
Watch below to see Jeff Cork, Bryan Vore, Jeff Marchiafava, and myself duke it out to see who reigns supreme in this great fighter (spoiler: it's totally me).
Check out more episodes at our Replay hub.
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