The World of gaming
Entertainment software is one of the fastest growing industries in the U.S. economy. From 2005 to 2006 the industries real rate of growth was more than double the real rate of growth was more than double the real rate of growth for the entire economy. Computer and videogames companies posted record sales in 2007 with revenues of 9.5 billion dollars made. Entertainment companies continued to add jobs across the nation. From 2003 to 2006 the entertainment software industries value to the U.S. GDP was 3.8 billion dollars. Currently in 31 states there are over 80,000 people employed in the gaming industry. Average salary for someone in the gaming industry would be $92,300. by 2009 it is projected that this job field would cover over ¼ of a million employees. In 1996 the U.S. entertainment software industry accounted for 74.1 million units sold and $2.6 billion made and 11 years later 267.8 units sold and $9.5 billion made. 9 would be the number of computer or video games sold on average every second every day in the year 2007. Family is also the big part of game play over 40 percent are women who play and at the age of 18 they are demographers. This is some history and interesting facts about the world of gaming.

What I learned in Flash today was very interesting and helpful for me to finish it today. Some things were very challenging such as getting rid of all the extra keyframes and frames that dont need to be there. And some of the things that we did in flash were pretty easy like copy and pasteing the code actions in the right spots and Naming the layers...

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