Gamer's Heart

Bad reviews. I abandoned the book when I read the third volume and about 44% of the content. The first volume of this book is completely about wage earners. It uses more than ten or two hundred thousand words to write a history of the struggle of the lowest class workers. If you are not curious about Japan, you can abandon it here. In the second volume, starting a magazine, being a game show host, developing arcade machines, and even being a third-party developer of Nintendo are all normal. But what I want to complain about is that in the middle period, the share puzzle was solved. An uncle who inexplicably made no contribution at all and even had no role in the role inexplicably owned 50% of the company's shares. ? ? ? ? What are you doing! ! ! You provide the funds, the strength, the creativity, and then an uncle with no elementary school education can naturally own these shares. The protagonist is busy working overtime every day, but the uncle has nothing to do and doesn't know what to do all day long. . . You thought that would be enough, but what follows is even more outrageous. The author turned on the reverse cheat. First, the protagonist's leg was broken because of the breakup between the cube machine and Nintendo. Several years passed after the protagonist. The protagonist did nothing and rested on his laurels. Others have grown up in the past few years, and then the protagonist began to fight against these newly rising manufacturers. After that, I dragged and dragged until the Nintendo Handheld came out. The protagonist then pushed out the handheld to compete. As a result, the protagonist couldn't beat the Nintendo. What did you do these few years ago? Next, the author comes back to Reverse Goldfinger, and Pokemon from Nintendo are out again, this. . . Okay, endure it. At the beginning of the third volume, the protagonist wants to give up all the shares, give the shares to all employees, and leave the house, clean and pure, to develop games! ! ! ! ! This, this, this, I actually fell into deep thought. Could it be that this is a studio work? Forget it if you don't want more than 20 billion U. S. Dollars of shares. You can continue to be your coolie, but you are burdened with the expectations of tens of thousands of families, and the expectations of those Japanese families who left their hometowns to follow you to work in China. You just ran away and left them in a foreign country? Let's go. It's the first time I've seen such a book that makes people vomit blood with anger. Who on earth recommended this work fully in the first place? Let me beat you to death.

I finished reading this book 8 minutes before the deadline. Although the book is not too fast-paced, it is not too cliché, which is good. I choose to subscribe.

Anyone who writes code knows that the thoughts of the novel are the thoughts of the author. There are many things that we may not be able to experience personally in our lifetime, but because of words and language, we have room for imagination.

I just want to say. . . Author, you only look for objective reasons and keep complaining about emitting negative energy. We read books to relax. The more negative energy you have, the more erratic your updates are, the fewer people will subscribe, and then you double down on your complaints. . This is an endless cycle. . .

I'm confused. Is this a book about games or about the author's international disputes and specific relationships in the era of science popularization? It's too watery. I think I can finish it in 200 chapters to really describe the plot. 70% Of it is meaningless science popularization and the author's self-pleasure... It's so tiring to read.

It's very good. It can be seen that I wrote it very carefully, although the results are not very satisfactory. Come on, you will succeed

To put it simply, when you write games, just write them well. I don't ask you to be good at writing other things, but you can't stand it if you not only can't write well but also stuff yourself with shit.

I saw that the country asked the protagonist to give up his identity and go to the United States to remain anonymous. I gave up on this part. I didn't understand what the operation was at all?

I feel like the beginning and the following were not written by the same person. The difference is huge.

What you are writing is not a game history... A time-traveling gamer wants to change history rather than record it. I have been supporting you since the beginning and now I can't help but say a few words!

I started watching it yesterday and it was a bit exciting at first, but then I started cramming in private stuff, and it was a mess, not to mention the public chapter and the subscription. From time to time, there are also some negative energy things. At the end of Chapter 4, I left the company and went to the United States. What kind of magic operation was this. Is my poison point too low?

It is rare to see works of this kind of realistic critical style. The author's writing skills are proficient and the content is in-depth. In today's world where mythical beasts are rampant and white texts are rampant, the author is unconventional and dares to express his idealistic views in the work. He is not false or artificial. He has some of the enthusiasm of "The Ten Deadly Sins" and makes people shine.

The plot after Wanhu gets rich is really not good to read. 50% Of the content is about how things are going abroad or at home, 40% is about Wanhu, and 10% is about the protagonist Takahashi. It can be said that reading it briefly will not have any impact. I like this novel very much, but it is getting worse and worse in the middle and later stages, which is a pity.

Ben San private goods or too much nonsense, irrelevant water, don't you know what we want to see? Get to the core of the problem ok

How many pictures have you read of the orphans in China who are proud of China and belittle Japan? Or was it that era? It's not that I hold Japan high. My aunt and uncle are orphans, but after they returned to Japan, they never felt that Japan was better than China at that time. Although they have immigrated to Switzerland now (because it has better welfare). The author must know that the standard of living (money) is always more attractive than the illusory patriotism. Therefore, the author, everything should not be too subjective. YY's is a bit fake, suddenly squirted

This book feels like either the author changed in the middle, from a gamer to a housewife, or the author was demoted. Can you believe that a person who writes about games wants to defeat Nintendo in the early stage, but later starts to forcefully cheat Nintendo and advocate that Nintendo is the best in the world? Even if the protagonist develops Pokemon several years in advance, in the end, Nintendo inexplicably develops Pokemon ahead of the protagonist. Who dares to believe this? In the early days, the author also wrote some classic games. Later, he rested on his laurels and did not develop any games. He only wrote some bloody plots about housewives. Has this author sold his account? The gap between before and after is too big.

I feel like playing and playing games was quite fun at first, but later on building a factory and buying a house started to get boring, and I became more and more interested in urban business war stories.

As a primary school student author, in order to make up for the word count, you can't always tell everyone what happened in the past exactly, and it's not very relevant to the novel. You often introduce a period of history in just a few chapters.

It's just a lengthy introduction to the history of the game, which feels so boring. To be honest, it felt pretty good in the early stages, otherwise I wouldn't be able to subscribe. But in the middle, I feel like the author has nothing to write about. The story has no continuity and is just a running account. Although the writing is very professional, the author has done some research on the games of that era, but the most important thing in the novel is to be interesting.

This book can be skipped, and it doesn't affect reading at all. After all, it's the first time I found a book that has 10 chapters where the protagonist doesn't appear. It's all about the development history of water science games, and the characters who appear are not even minor characters.

Tell the truth. . The author, your writing is messy. . . It was still a fighting game at the beginning, then it suddenly switched to the Tetris game console, and then it suddenly changed to CCG-type cards, which was very abrupt.

Just change the map, it doesn't really matter. In this era where telling the truth is not enough, you have to be more reserved. Because if you tell the truth, others will be unhappy and complain, the country will be unhappy and ban you, the author will be unhappy, and you will be eunuchs. So lies are necessary. To be honest, how this book is written is the author's business, not what others do. What book doesn't have trolls? Just remember to support your readers.

The author has brought those real and fictitious acquaintances back to life in this book.

Did you post a chapter and the top vote py this morning?

I haven't updated you in 4 months. The author has given up. I still want to read it. Forget it.

The words on the introduction are prototypes: "On my business card, I am a group director; in my mind, I am a game developer; but deep down in my heart, I am just a gamer." ——Satoru Iwata. Satoru Iwata was born on December 6, 1959 in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. In 1979, Satoru Iwata entered Tokyo Institute of Technology. After graduating from university, he joined HAL Research Institute and was promoted to President of HAL Research Institute in 1993. In 2000, Satoru Iwata was recruited to Nintendo as head of the business planning department. Two years later, Satoru Iwata became Nintendo's fourth president. On July 11, 2015, Satoru Iwata passed away due to bile duct tumor proliferation at the age of 55. During his tenure at the HAL Research Institute, the first FC game "Pinball" developed by HAL was released in February 1984. Their work was appreciated by Nintendo, and the two parties established an extremely close relationship. He played a pivotal role in the success of the Kirby series and the offbeat classic Earthbound. Even early in his career, Iwata proved he was willing to go above and beyond the call of duty: he developed a compression tool that was instrumental in Nintendo launching Pokemon Gold and Silver in 1999. He wasn't even a Nintendo employee at the time, but the president of HAL Research Institute. When he became president of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata also made amazing contributions to Nintendo's flagship game series, including "Super Smash Bros.," "The Legend of Zelda," "Mario," and "Animal Crossing." Satoru Iwata not only has programming experience, but is also an avid gamer himself. This background makes him very different from the heads of other well-known high-tech companies. He is the most respected and influential person in the game. He has an everlasting "player's heart" Iwata firmly believes that the only thing that really matters about a game is whether it is fun. For him, it's about colleagues and fans. Iwata's concern for the company's products is far from superficial. He even launched a video series "Interviews with Satoru Iwata" in which he talks to developers of upcoming games. Usually such activities are done by the media, but it is commendable to show that the company CEO is personally interested in various projects. He personally appeared in Nintendo's direct meetings, introduced each game, and participated in some weird performances, which gave players a feeling that he was "one of their own." No one could hold a high position like Satoru Iwata, but play the role of "bringing happiness to you personally." What Satoru Iwata left to the world during his lifetime were the NDS, Wii and 3DS, products that sold well around the world and changed the gaming industry, as well as the smiles of countless players.

The author created each character in this book with unique characteristics and I like them very much.

Was it written by the same person? The gap between the previous one and the previous one is not that big. Although the previous one was a lot long-winded, I could probably read half of the book. But this one is impossible to read. The emotional lines are usually filled with all kinds of slap-in-the-face scenes.

Is this the end?

This book must have been blocked. I jumped too fast when I saw the last few pictures.