Part 2 goes into more detail on actual risk and issue examples. I have based the categories on the only current academic research I could find on the topic. You can read that in full here:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262250152_Risk_Management_in_Video_Game_Development_Projects

Topics covered in Part 2 include:
02:39 High level risks
06:19 Staffing risks
12:32 Schedule & Budget Risks
19:20 Inadequate specs (I decided to skip talking about Design specs here as that deserves its own section some other time)
24:37 Fun Factor
33:46 Change management
38:20 Expectations of third parties such as publishers
40:40 Summary

Part 3 is a walkthrough of generating a Risk and Issue Log that you can download and use/abuse at your leisure.

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