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Replay – Ecco The Dolphin
Dolphins may be amongst the world's most majestic creatures, but classic Sega Genesis title Ecco the Dolphin is far from a majestic gaming experience. Watch as resident Sega expert Tim Turi struggles to defeat this game's bizarre final boss on this week's episode of Replay.
I'm also joined this week by Dan Ryckert and Andrew Reiner, who get excited for a shocking Replay Roulette that fans of the Tail of the Sun Super Replay must see to believe. All in all, it's an episode of Replay that's as weird as they come, so enjoy it.
New to Replay? Long-time fan but haven't caught up on the classics? You can find every previous episode of the show on our Replay hub for your viewing pleasure.
Also, if you want to read more about the strange ending to Ecco the Dolphin, check out Tim's blog post from way back in 2009.
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