They say all things must come to an end. Today... those things are lore episodes of Replay.

Want to see some of the craziest games ever made? Seriously. This episode will melt your face.

Can you handle the horror of one of the worst games of yesteryear?

The middle chapter of the saga brings more drama and cuss words than we ever imagined.

Eight Game Informer staffers duke it out with the fate of the world at stake.

The Atari 2600 originally launched in 1977 and didn't officially call
it quits until 1992. During that 15 year period, a ton of games
released for the system, and today we played a small fraction of them.

The Game Informer crew takes a brief look at three bad (or awesome) action games from the '90s.

Thanks to the SNES Classic, players can now check out the never-before-released Star Fox 2, which is what we plan to do.

Tim Turi, Dan Ryckert, and Mike Mahardy join Andrew Reiner for a look at this survival-horror classic.

We look at one of the best (and most controversial) shooters of yesteryear.

In 1989, before the release of Super Mario Bros. 3, another Mario
platformer released on the Game Boy, and it was one of the weirdest
entries in the series.

The announcement of Jurassic World Evolution was all the excuse we needed to revisit one of the best Jurassic Park video games.

This week on Replay, we take a look at Turok, though it might not be the one you remember.

This week we take a look at Contra: Shattered Soldier, an excellent reboot of the series that released for the PlayStation 2 in 2002.

The GI crew plays one of the greatest remakes yet, and takes a look at a new PS4 game you likely haven't seen.

This week is all about the PSP with a look at the best Kingdom Hearts that didn't initially appear on a console and, well... another game.

We finally check out the video game based on Cory in the House that we've been hearing so much about, as well as a collection of other games based on tween television shows.

On this week's episode, Joe Juba shows off his stylish action skills. We also discover the greatest sports game of all time.

All great adventures start somewhere. In this video feature we show where Persona began.

As a thank you for your support during last year's Extra Life marathon, we're revisiting both of these games.