I was reborn, back in Tokyo in 1990.
I inherited a game company on the verge of bankruptcy. It had only 30,000 yen in the bank and was 8 million in debt.
HR was sorting resumes and preparing to flee, the programmers were browsing job sites, and the artists were drawing their final works.
The only investor willing to fund us had one condition:
"You have to make a Galgame."
I looked at the proposal in my hands and wrote down three words: Onmyoji.
Ten years later.
I'd made countless groundbreaking masterpieces: Diablo, Pokemon, Resident Evil, Final Fantasy VII...
But even today, whenever players mention me, they still say:
"Oh, that Galgame god."
Damn it!
This book is also known as: My Dream of Making It Big, Forced into the Industry and Becoming Its Godfather, The Man Nintendo Hates Most
The book is okay, but the first-person perspective is an old problem. It looks a bit messy. There is also the Witcher Nintendo episode. The protagonist knows what Nintendo is going to do and knows the consequences of continuing to fight, so why let them go in? It is a confrontation in the first place. This episode looks very frustrating, and the male protagonist looks a bit turtle 🤦
It is as bland as water, without the passion of a rebirth and entrepreneurship article. The character descriptions are single and repetitive, with no personality at all. The most important thing is that the layout is repetitive and the same thing is said over and over again. The overall feeling is that you drank a glass of boiled water when you are not thirsty.