Video game industry | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-20

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_industry


00:00:15 1 Overview
00:01:39 2 Game industry value chain
00:03:03 3 Disciplines
00:03:48 4 History
00:03:57 4.1 1940s–1960s
00:05:46 4.2 1970s
00:07:34 4.3 1980s
00:10:30 4.4 1990s
00:12:21 4.5 2000s
00:13:19 4.6 2010s
00:14:39 5 Economics
00:17:33 5.1 Retail
00:19:54 6 Practices
00:20:51 6.1 Breakaways
00:21:53 6.2 Piracy
00:22:30 6.3 Creative control
00:24:16 6.4 Alternatives
00:24:32 6.5 Gaming conventions
00:24:55 6.6 Regional distribution
00:25:34 7 International practices
00:25:44 7.1 World trends
00:26:35 7.2 Conventions
00:27:24 7.3 Africa
00:27:58 7.4 Canada
00:29:10 7.5 China
00:29:40 7.6 Germany
00:31:17 7.7 Japan
00:31:53 7.8 United Kingdom
00:33:30 7.9 United States
00:34:01 7.9.1 History
00:34:36 7.9.2 Companies
00:36:29 7.9.3 Regions
00:37:10 7.9.4 People
00:38:10 7.9.5 Sports
00:38:34 8 Trends
00:42:40 9 See also



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The video game industry is the economic sector involved in the development, marketing, and monetization of video games. It encompasses dozens of job disciplines and its component parts employ thousands of people worldwide.