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Replay Versus – Super Street Fighter II
In the first few episodes of Replay: Season 3, we've debuted a number of new segments, including a weird spin on You're Doing It Wrong. Versus will be familiar to anyone who has watched our annual Super Replay Showdown series. It's meant to be a lead-in for the next Super Replay Showdown, which will start soon.
In this episode, Andrew Reiner and Brian Shea commentate a series of Super Street Fighter II rounds between Ben Reeves, Dan Tack, Jeff Marchiafava, and myself. If you watched our Super Mario Galaxy 2 episode of Replay, then you've already seen the outcome, but we wanted to separate the segment and post it on its own because we had so much fun putting it together and someone may or may not rip their shirt off.
In the segment, you get to see who wins the Andrew Ryan-er trophy and earns a buy in the first round of Super Replay Showdown. You can also check out the video on our YouTube channel here.
For more episodes of Replay, visit our hub below.
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