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Replay – Shadow Of Destiny
Time is a tricky thing, especially for people with short attention spans and a history of messing up in games. It wouldn't be Replay without a degree of confusion, and we hammer that home in today's episode of Shadow of Destiny. After an excellent introduction, and a rave review from Jeff Cork, gameplay begins, and, well, time is a tricky thing!
At the end of the day, however, we do make a good amount of progress in this story-driven PlayStation 2 from Konami. If the game sounds familiar but the name doesn't, it was also called Shadow of Memories in Europe and Japan. Make sure you stick around for the second segment, which takes a look at another interesting Japanese game.
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