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At Boise State University in Idaho, a small group of college students in a program called Games, Interactive Media, and Mobile Technology work quietly on prototypes and projects that could very well be The Next Big Thing in gaming. To represent the school and the program, welcome Nicholai Cascio to Fireside Chats. Cascio is an aspiring game designer eager to talk about the craft, the future of gaming, what he's been working on, and just what it takes to make a game from stem to stern, alongside all of the different disciplines it requires.

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Jakeytar

My grandpa grew up in Nampa, small world!

Anonymous

Are we still getting the normal Sacred Symbols episode uploaded today?

Allan Sweeney

Due to the timing of the Playstation State of Play being today, they're recording Sacred Symbols immediately following and posting it tomorrow!

Anonymous

Thank you for the timely reply Sweeney

BettyAnn Moriarty

I enjoyed this. I’m glad that some schools are providing this type of education for those who could really benefit (in many ways) from it. Fascinating.

Josh Gamez

Just finished the episode and even as a UIdaho alum it was cool to hear about someone in the same region of the country as me doing some pretty cool shit. Best of luck, man!

Anonymous

I currently live in Southeast Idaho. Great place to live if you don't mind the cold or the Mormons.

Cannonball_Jones

Whaaaaat! I’m literally in this program right now, this is so cool!

Cannonball_Jones

Haha seriously this is blowing my mind, I’m in the GIMM course right now sitting in the BSU library cranking out homework before a GIMM class, what a coincidence. Spent a few years pursuing screenwriting, made a pair of pilots about Boise and one of them for PlayStation, and had to suck it up and return to school at 26 — luckily alongside one of my closest friends. Hearing this really, really relatable episode was exactly what I needed.

Nicholai

Hey Colin thanks so much for having me to your home. I'm sorry for my habit of talking a million miles an hour (and sometimes over people).