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Replay: Metal Warriors (Guest: Aram Jabbari)
Atlus is known for bringing quirky Japanese titles like Persona and Demon's Souls to the states. Aram Jabbari, Atlus' manager of public relations, has a similar eye for overlooked gems. Aram recently swung by the Game Informer offices, and we invited him to select any game he wanted for a special episode of Replay. His selection was Metal Warriors, a childhood favorite from LucasArts for the SNES.
Join special guest Aram Jabbari, Andrew Reiner, Dan Ryckert, and I as we plug in this under-appreciated treasure. We go head to head in frenetic mech battles, I try my hand at the action-packed single-player, and Aram shares his fond memories for the game. Stick around for the Replay Roulette. It still has my head spinning.
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Every week, Game Informer editors enter the vault and dust off games from every genre and platform imaginable. Watch Replay to relive fond (and not so fond) memories from gaming’s past.
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