Video Game Book Club -- Getting Gamers by Jamie Madigan

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Jamie put a lot in this book but I wish he had focused on one of the topics. This book covers violent video games, the psychology of sales, the competitive nature of video games, and how companies attract and keep fans. Personally I didn't like this book very much.



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