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Ben Maxwell from PCGamesN and First World War historian, Dr Chris Kempshall join Adam to talk about the award-winning film 1917. Games have definitely learnt some of their tricks from films, but is the current running more the other way now? Arguably Sam Mendes new film shares quite a lot with gaming entities like CoD and Medal of Honour but was that deliberate?

Excel Esport's new Chief Commercial Officer, Robin McCammon reflects on making the jump across the electronic divide from adidas and Launcher’s Elise Favis catches us up about the Californian state government's intervention in the Riot Games class action law suit settlement.

Zachary Smith is the CEO of Packet and he wants to change the way we use The Cloud. This is no longer about the centre; it's about The Edge.

Royal Mail's Philip Parker explains why the UK's games industry has made it into stamp form. And Jon Hare, one of the creators of Sensible Soccer (and new game Sociable Soccer) joins Adam to talk about the scene that's being celebrated in stamp form: the scene that's become the industry we have today.

2019's games sales figures may not be all bad according to Kim Bayley, the CEO of the Entertainment Retailers Association. And Bruce Straley, formerly of Naughty Dog, gives us a sense of the Way of Bruce.