EMPBLMMMSD Walkthroughs Studios (or simply EMPBLMMMSD) is a pretend video game walkthrough company founded by Paul Corby & his wife Cassandra. We record video games for 2 hours per recording. Then we add extra content to the recordings such as the opening sequence animation & credits (also animated). EMPBLMMMSD has pretend employees based on Paul Corby's Isaac the Runner characters, such as Ethan The Runner & Sabrina Uptike. We burn these recordings on dual layer DVDs and watch them ourselves for our own entertainment. With some help from people from the DRVGA (Department of Recording Video Games in America) and some help of the lower ranked people, EMPBLMMMSD is the most popular video game walkthrough company of the 43 century (That's where Isaac the Runner book series takes place at.)

The DRVGA (Department of Recording Video Games in America), is a pretend government department from the Isaac the Runner book series by Paul Corby. They make sure that all American walkthrough companies are following the laws of recording video games (due to copyright) and authorize to be shown in theaters or be televised. If a game is on the green list, any company can freely record a game on the list. But if a game is on the red list, they must have permission from the publishers and developers to record these games for the public. The DRVGA also says you must be at least 15-years-old to work for a walkthrough company. You must be at least 25 to be CEO or to start your own company, starting out as a minor CEO with limits. When a president reaches age 35, you are a major president and have unlimited games on your schedule and can do other versions or lengths of your recording. Age 35 means you can also open subsidiaries of your company. If you're ages 25-34, you must however, play the DRVGA to increase your limits. At 1 million star tokens per unit.

Please note that the info above is part of Paul Corby's imagination. The only really employees are Paul & his wife plus some of their relatives. Our recordings are real and we do burn them on DVD, but we actually share them to the public on YouTube.