Can be used to refer to either a replay file or the replay mode itself. Steel Battalion: Line of Contact offers very detailed replay functionality, suitable for the creation of gameplay movies. A full discussion of replay functions is available here.
Feature found in some shmups which allows players to record their onscreen gameplay and save it as a file to be viewed later, either by the player himself or by others. Used by many shmuppers to obtain visual tips on how to improve their skills. Replays made by exceptionally skilled players whose runs are perfect in execution (or nearly so) are sometimes called “super plays,†and are sometimes available for commercial sale, or come packaged with certain games. Some “super plays†also feature highly skilled players performing impractical but still impressive “stunt†feats, such as completing a game while controlling both the first and second player crafts by oneself. On that note, replays which feature more than one player craft onscreen are often called “double plays.
something (especially a game) that is played again
reproduce (a recording) on a recorder; "The lawyers played back the conversation to show that their client was innocent"
repeat a game against the same opponent; "Princeton replayed Harvard"
play again; "We replayed the game"; "replay a point"
a basic option Provides RealOne player of Real network Co
a recorded demo of people playing the game
a simulation of a previously played game, for which only the user interface commands that took place in the game are stored
To play back data or a signal from a recording
This is the process of re-playing a script of activity against the software under test. See also capture and replay tool.
Replay is an album by Play.
Replay is the second retrospective released by Crosby, Stills & Nash, appearing in 1980 on the Atlantic Records label. A strange compilation, not a "greatest hits" as it contains several album cuts taken from outside the parent CSN discography, and misses charting singles in "Teach Your Children," "," and "Woodstock." This may have been deliberate, however, to avoid duplication with songs on the still available So Far.