This is the D6 generation with your hosts Craig DLant.

No, no, no, cut that, keep that.

Some day it's going to be worth something.

Russ Wakeland.

You put me in an A.T.

With frickin' wookies attacking me and whatnot.

Now you're talking.

And Luke Ritalik in the third chair.

This look like the work of a dead man to you?

With contributions from Total Fan Girl. Vampires do not sparkle and are loyal listeners

crazy that's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense welcome to another edition of rapid fire the

round-day of discussion of all things gaming coming to the speed of an inspired blood reaver

sidestpping across the shattered city today's edition is brought to you by all of our fine friends over at Patreon, the men, the women, the boys, the girls, the dog, and the cats that help us keep the lights on from one show to the next. Today, we're going to thank Neil Douglas, Patrick Drobotig. Oh, God. Drobotage. Not even close. Adam Duckin, Jeremy Dunham, and Sam E. See, that's easy. Sam E, the letter E, I could do that. I'm Giekely McNary, your host today. And that's our Russ Representation, Waklin, and special guest, Luke Reflector-Ratelic, former co-host of World's End Radio, and now co-host an imminent video game expert on the party-loaded podcast and channel end game.

Let's begin.

Issue number one.

Video games are one of the largest segments of the entertainment industry and one of the most swiftly growing.

For hours more entertainment on the dollar than nearly any other form, the interactive elements as well as the sheer depth of genres covered, there's something for everyone amidst the panoply of Vidium Gamedom. Question, how many layers can be found in the game industry value chain by Ben Sawyer of Digital Mill, recorded Russ. It's like an onion, really. There's many, many layers. It is indeed, but I'm looking for a number, so you're wrong.

Yes, then that's a Luke.

I'd prefer you to the trapezoid model, where the value comes from the top down, ending up on the side where I got nothing. Sadly, sadly, it's simple, it's simple, it's six. There's six. It starts with the people who have the money

and then it goes to the people who make it the game

and that goes all the way down

to you guys who will just spend countless dollars and hours. Anyway, it's six. Or quantum, if either of you got it right, which neither of you did, so I didn't have to worry about it. Is it up a two. A mirror is an object that reflects light in such a way that, for incident light in some range of wavelengths,

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