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Welcome to another edition of Rapid Fire, the roundtable discussion of all things gaming coming at you with a speed of an enraged giant Super Beast.

This shout-out goes from Julia to Erica. Thank you for loving and supporting your self-aclaimed Uber Geek and Gamer for the past five years. Happy anniversary, hon. I'm Geekley and McNerigan, your host. Today, as a guest panelist, we have Eric the baddest man in gaming April. And our regular panelists are, as always, Russ, the biggest head in gaming Wakeland, and Rafe, the vaguest man in gaming Granger.

Let's begin.

Issue number one.

As gamers, we are sometimes faced with a difficult prospect.

As a group not 100% efficient in reproducing the normal way, often we must pass along our gamer heritage by snagging young people into the hobby through the use of gateway games.

Whether it's checkers, chess, or five-card Monty, we need to snare those unsuspecting children into the gamer community with activities especially geared toward their own developing interests.

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