Blue Heart World

"Blue Heart: I bring pixel games to blast through the backward era" The day I traveled to the Blue Heart World, I watched the flashing colored blocks of people fighting in the arcade. I almost thought I was blind - this crappy game is still stuck in the primitive stage of "squares represent villains and straight lines count as lasers"? What's even more amazing is that when a group of people gather around to watch two triangles collide, they can still shout "epic operation"? As a nerd who once stored 300 games in the Steam library, I silently took out the scrap metal I picked up and used the most primitive programmer to type out "Snake". As a result, on the first day, the arcade owner cried and stuffed money into me: "Great God! Will this snake grow longer after swallowing something? It's amazing!" A week later, I came up with Tetris, and students all over the world skipped class to get a machine that could play it. When I put the pixel villains of "Mario" on the screen, the king directly sent the army-not to arrest me, but to beg me to open a "game training class." "Have you heard? That guy named Hua Zai made a plumber wearing a red hat and he can step on mushrooms and grow bigger!" "His new "Contra" is outrageous. Two people can shoot aliens with guns!" Looking at this group of natives who are crazy about 8-bit games, I rubbed my chin and thought: How about releasing "League of Legends" next time? After all, it seems quite interesting to let a backward world experience the joy of being dominated by the "Five Kills"? (PS: Don't ask me why I don't make a 3A masterpiece. The main reason is that the graphics card in this place can't even render light and shadow!