Rebirth 08: Is It Possible to Build a Technological Empire by Making Mobile Games?

The game development I wrote earlier was okay, but suddenly I jumped to making MP3s. It's outrageous. Game development only needs someone with a computer to do it, but for industry, you need to have technology patents, design it, and find factories to produce it. After production, you have to find stores to help sell it. You just wrote industry without any conditions, and now you still want to write about making mobile phones? Don't be too outrageous

When I saw the introduction, I couldn't stand it when I wrote about mobile phones, electric cars, and artificial intelligence. They are all stuck on the chip, and the smart card is on the computing power graphics card. It is not something that can be surpassed at all, and it is not interesting.

All software problems will eventually get stuck on the hardware, and all hardware problems will get stuck on the materials. This is a dead end.

The game is promoted on Apple, and you can see how much it has sold every day. As a result, each game has to wait half a month and a month later for the company to report the statistics to you. What is there to count? The thread is so forceful that if you want to watch it every day, you can actually watch it already Also, in the middle of each game, you just wait and do nothing (this is clearly stated in the book that the company people are fishing for fish and have nothing to do). After the game is popular, you can start developing the next one. You can't develop it in the middle time? This kind of small game doesn't even have a server that Apple doesn't even need to maintain. Free time is inexplicably wasted, doing other things and not being forced to launch it in real time.

A mobile phone sells for 1,999. Author, are you doing charity? After paying the tax, you still lose money. How much money did you lose? What's more important is the future. You can't set a high price for this mobile phone. Just look at Xiaomi now. Xiaomi's performance is only 2,000~3,000 yuan. Anything over 4,000 feels expensive, so I might as well buy Apple.

The protagonist's career development is too out of the ordinary and has no connection at all. He just jumps into industries on his own. It is better to go from games to platforms to terminals.

What's funny about 1999? The best design, materials, systems, and this price. What kind of materials were Xiaomi's products like in 1999? Xiaomi has been trying to hit the high end for so many years without success.

Business writing is difficult, so I support it first and hope the author can work hard. Tell a few unacceptable poisonous points, such as share issues, licking, or not being decisive enough, and being verbose and making readers think they are fools.

Chapter 40: Killing, oh, it's really hard. I wasn't excited to see Lin Bing join him.

Why did you suddenly make mp4? This is totally inexplicable. It doesn't fit with your game company.

Although the front is white, it is still reasonable and well-founded. But MP4 is funny, there is no price at all How much does it cost? What's the retail price?

Another brainless trick to trick Tencent into becoming a villain

Da Meiyuan

There is no R&D process, cost is not considered, there are no patents, pricing is taken for granted, everything is just for the sake of fun, you can still look at it without thinking 🙂

It's not bad, but it's not too intense and the development is not too stable. It's okay. It's worth watching. I just want to see when PUBG is snatched away, and the game is run like this. There are hundreds of thousands of people playing it, and no one has the time to make new games.

The boss is just the boss, why don't you add a last name in front of it? Do you talk to your boss like this? Either the boss or Mr. Lu, what the hell is that with a last name in front? If you don't know, you'd think you're an employee of another company. Don't you think it's awkward to read?

I have always liked technology, Internet and business novels, but I don't know why I couldn't stand this novel. It didn't feel like there was any excitement or climax, and I always felt disconnected while reading it.

Take a look at the other book "Reforming National Enterprises Since 1998". What you wrote in these chapters is really hard to describe. I was originally following both books. . .