Replay is Game Informer’s weekly journey into the rich history of video games. GI editors dust off games from every genre and platform imaginable in an attempt to recapture the magic of the games we’ve all grown up with. Join us every Friday at 2pm CST to relive fond (and not so fond) memories from gaming’s glorious past.

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Replay – SSX Tricky

With a new installment on the horizon, we look back at what might be the best snowboarding game of all time.
by Dan Ryckert on
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Replay – The Hobbit

Join us as we explore the Shire in Sierra's attempt to render Tolkien's classic fantasy novel in game form.
by Phil Kollar on
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Replay – Rayman

With Rayman Origins on the shelves, we take a look back to the Playstation launch title that started it all.
by Dan Ryckert on
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Replay – Max Payne

We decided to pop in this Remedy classic, shoot up some bad guys in bullet time, and reminisce on the sorry life of one of gaming's greatest sad sacks.
by Tim Turi on
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Replay – X-COM

We go back to the turn-based inspiration for 2K Marin's upcoming shooter revival to see if it holds up.
by Phil Kollar on
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Replay – Doom

We check out the grandfather of the modern shooter and discuss the concept of "fistols" on this week's episode.
by Phil Kollar on
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Replay – The Thing

With the recent release of The Thing, a prequel to John Carpenter's
1982 film called The Thing, we thought it was time to replay the 2002
video game sequel, also called The Thing.
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Replay – Quest 64

We take a look at one of the few RPGs for the N64 and sing some songs for your entertainment.
by Phil Kollar on
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Replay – Dino Crisis 3

Do you think going to space will save you from dinosaurs? Wrong! The prehistoric thunder lizards leave Earth and reach for the stars in this bizarre action game.
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Replay – Silent Hill

We relive the unnerving PSone survival horror classic. Has it retained its creepiness, or has time mellowed it?
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