In this episode, Sally Ennis talks about the ethical concerns surrounding virtual/augmented reality and potential regulations for minimizing risk factors.

Truman Chancy explores the evolution of mobile games, including the demographics of mobile gamers.

Sam Van Belle examines how video games have shifted from just playing the game into a way to socialize, entertain, and learn. Sam interviews Alexandria Cortez on using Twitch livestream to reach younger audiences.

A top 10 list of the best video games of all time: why these games succeeded and revolutionized the video game industry.

Alexis Parks looks at the marketing success of Epic Games. Alexis examines the benefits of marketing, how Fortnite generates money, Fortnite marketing strategies, how Fortnite markets other brands in a mutually benefical manner, and how Fortnite is different from other games.

Ellen Dulin examines the gender gap among video game players.

Simona, Seth & Simon discuss the essence of violent video games and the way violence in a virtual space might or might not correlate with violence in real life.

Seth Chapman talks about indie games, especially roguelike games by taking a close look at Hades. Seth also talks about Steam and early access to games.

Simon Michel goes in-depth in discussing Marvel's Avengers (Square Enix & Crystal Dynamics). Also, includes an interview with Addison Powers.

Simona Radeva tackles the art-making aspect of video game development. What it is, what it isn't, what are the processes involved, and why it's important for video game development in general. To answer those questions Simona is joined by Daniela (Didi) Draganova - a Games Art student in the U.K. who recently finished her second year of studies in the field