You just fought a hype match in your chosen fighting game against an online opponent, and you want to make sure the world sees how much of a huge badass you are. You blocked, you parried, you countered and clutched it out, and when you win, you go to save a replay of your match, only to find out there isn't much that can be done with it. You have a record of several close battles fought against online warriors, but you can't do anything with them. You just made your enemy look like a scrub, you need to show the world! The first game that comes to mind when it comes to getting replays right (along with just about everything else) is Street Fighter III: Third Strike Online Edition. After completing an online match in Online Edition, you're prompted to save a video of it to your HDD for later viewing. This alone isn't in every game, but it's still a fairly common feature. Online Edition takes this a step further, by you the option to give each replay a unique name to keep them organised. Then, each one can be uploaded to your own YouTube account with minimal hassle. Now the whole world knows how much of a scrub you are!