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The Gunstringer 360

The Gunstringer

Format:
360

Genre:
Shooting

Further reading:
Scripted Gamer Pilot episode
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Episode one of Scripted Gamer digs into the latest trend in Western gaming. Even Fred and Bob, our theatrical reviewers, found a happy helping of gun slinging to be had here.

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Scene: Bob and Fred are sat on a sofa with two Xbox 360 controllers.

Fred: Welcome to another edition of scripted gamer.

Bob: (sings theme tune to the good the bad and the ugly)

Fred: What are you doing

Bob: (continues)

Fred: Oh good grief, Really Bob

Bob: Are you talking to me pardner

Fred: Well yes who else would I be talking to, you’re the only other person here

Bob: It was one of them rhetrioical questions

Fred: Rhetorical

Bob: Thems fighting words mister

Fred: How is rhetorical a fighting word

Bob: oh you said it again this leaves me no choice, prepare to meet your maker

Fred: Will you cut it out

Bob: Draw!

Fred: Bob!

Bob: bang, bang bang.

Fred: Really!!

Bob: You are so dead right now

Fred: Well clearly I’m not

Bob: Well you totally would be if you was in the gunstringer

Fred: a tenuous link at best but one I’ll take, todays game is the Kinect shooter the gunstringer

Bob: It’s Brill

Fred: Now normally me and Bob are usually sceptical of kinect games as we find more often than not they are a bit...buggy

Bob: As in they dont do what they’re meant to do, or they do but only just

Fred: The gunstringer however is a unique concept

Bob:Bob: You control an undead puppet

Fred: Marionette

Bob: It’s not a girl Fred, it’s a puppet

Fred: that’s not what..oh never mind, so whilst your left hand controls the...... puppets movement the right controls your gun

Bob: And you shoot pretty much everything

Fred: there’s a primitive cover shoot system but it’s still unique for Kinect

Bob: The story is a classic revenge tale

Fred: except that you seem to be performing the tale to a live theatre audience

Bob: yeah that was a bit weird....but fun

Fred: Yes weird but fun, I cant imagine how you find it easy to relate to that

Bob: even though I dont really get what you just said, something inside me knows it was a dig about me

Fred: I have no idea what you’re talking about

Bob: HMMMM, well basically folks we rate this game, it’s not for hardcore gamers but it is a lot of fun

Fred: and weird

Bob: definitely weird

Fred: Just like you, we’ve been the scripted gamers

Bob: OI!!!

Fred: Goodnight

Written by Adam Moran

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