Former Gamer.TV man heads up Playr, which will be aired over weekends
A new television series aimed at gamers will begin airing in the UK this week on cable and satellite channel Bravo.
Playr is topical weekly magazine programme which reviews new releases, reports from the major gaming events and previews the biggest games first. The series will also have two spin offs, Playr 2 and Playr Guide.
Executive producer Richard Wilcox – who formerly worked on the popular Gamer.TV – commented, “It’s a good time to be launching television series about games. We expect to reach around 100,000 gamers every week in the UK and many more than that on TV networks worldwide.”
Clips from the show will also be available to watch online each week at yahoo.co.uk.
In the UK, you can watch Playr every weekend on Bravo at the following times.
Saturday 2.30 PM Bravo 2
Sunday 11.00 AM Bravo
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Sam?
Yes. But will it feature the voice of Sam Delaney?
I hope so.
- Just the voice though. . . not the face. . . .NOT THE FACE.
New games TV series coming to Bravo
This is old news, the programme run started last weekend
4/10 - must try harder.
Re: New games TV series coming to Bravo
very disapointed with this show,not as good as gamer tv,the just doesn't turn me on lol
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