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Replay – Dino Crisis
We've got a lot of survival horror fans in the office, so you can imagine how psyched we were to dig into Capcom's dinosaur-based Resident Evil clone, Dino Crisis, when it first came out in 1999. But how does the pixelated action hold up today? I'm joined by Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, and Tim Turi to find out. Let's just say we find a lot more keycards and a lot less dinosaurs than we might have expected.
Watch the video below, and when you're done, check out our Replay Hub for all of our past episodes.
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