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Replay – Singularity
Now that Replay: Civil War has come and gone, this week we have a very refreshing return to Replay's roots. One game, one controller, one joke (or more). In today's case, the game is Singularity, the controller is Xbox 360, and the joke is about eggs.
Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, Kyle Hilliard and I blasted through the first hour of the game and couldn't turn it off. It's a fascinating, one-of-a-kind sci-fi story and I think this episode's worth a look if you missed out on it.
In other Replay news, the Civil War Super Replay still has yet to be decided! The incredible community over at the I Watched The Entire Overblood Super Replay Facebook group have a bracket set up for voting on the Super Replay that is 1,000 times better than the one I had set up for the Civil War itself. So head on over there and join a great community of Game Informer friends! They can't really tell if you've watched the entire Overblood Super Replay when they let you in the group. I bet not everybody in that group has. Maybe even someone who's writing this very post right now...
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