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Here, we we find out what happens when theatre meets videogames. We will soon be hitting the road and performing our review scripts infront of a real living audience.
If you've not already read it, why not visit our pilot episode to meet Fred and Bob.
Bob and Fred play cat and mouse with Spy Party the up and coming indie game from Chris Hecker... listen now
Scripted Gamer digs into some multiplayer Ratchet and Clank and finds things are not what they are supposed to be... listen now
In today's instalment Bob and Fred our scripted duo have tip toeing through Alan Wake and discovered their own magical type writer... listen now
Fred and Bob review Harry Potter and the Deathly Boredom as they call it and find it to be more Harry Ramsden than Harry Potter... listen now
Shaun White's Skateboarding brings out the rad side of Bob's personality, Fred isn't convinced... listen now
In Today's Scripted Gamer Fred and Bob discuss Portal 2. Or as they like to call it, Now you see me, now you don't... listen now
Fred and Bob invent their DC Universe Characters tonight, but find all the best names have been taken... listen now
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