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Bits, Chips and Flipped Scripts
Butterfly effect in gaming! Every few weeks Cam and Bam take a video game and change one specific game-play or narrative detail, speculating on (and laughing about) how the rest of the game would differ without it becoming unrecognizable.
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“Glad to find this gem of a podcast, and to find out everything the podcast isn’t (and at times what it is).”
Animal Ideologist via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/20/21
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“The way you guys play off each other is great! Good chemistry! Keep up the good work!”
LemmusSibiricus via Apple Podcasts ·
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06/19/18
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