America: The Godfather of Game Development

Dude, you don't know how to deal with the Lord of Mysteries or something like that, do you? The Tokyo book next door makes me sick.

I finally saw a game production article that focuses on the fun of games. Nowadays, game production articles are either second-game gameplay memes or movie historical plot articles. It's really boring. It's been a long time since I've seen a game article like this about game production technology and gameplay.

As the saying goes: Those who write about games must play games! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

From the protagonist, you can feel that he really loves games, instead of simply treating games as a subject, copying the anchor's job and the bad jokes in the secondary game circle all day long, and the games he picked are not the kind of bad street games. The most important thing is that he does not touch things outside of the game, including politics, nationalism, and inappropriate emotional drama. To be honest, the biggest regret should be Moore's Law. Due to the bottleneck of hardware, many games may not be able to be completed, such as the hoi in the introduction...

Reading this article, it is too pure. It is really about the development of game software and hardware. At most, I will write about the game experience of the players. I will not write about other messy things if I can. Going to an NBA game is still to find endorsements. This is the most deviant content. There is nothing about what games are released, media news reports, how much money you make, spending money to pick up girls, etc. It just focuses on the theme: games. In the past, the ones that I saw were thick and thin, and I liked it quite a bit. But when I came across this kind of food that only served fine bran, to be honest, I was a little uncomfortable with it. I have to change my concept and adjust my mentality 😄. I like games. At worst, it would be good to read it as the history of game development. Game-related information and insider gossip can also be considered as a knowledge gain.

Pre-ordering "Xiancao" is a yes, provided that you are really a hardcore gamer. Unlike most game production novels on the market, the entry point is the United States 2000 years ago when everything was still full of vitality and everything was competing. The protagonist started making pixel-level games ( Real pixels, not like Minecraft or Terraria, but Kung Fu, Pac-Man, Thunder and the like), build your own game empire step by step It is worth mentioning that Shuangdian not only focuses on game production, but also in order to improve the level of game production, various Hardware equipment, such as high-digital screens, competing with Nintendo's handheld consoles, developing PC equipment, even acquiring SSRs like Steve Jobs, competing with Bill Gates, and becoming the father of the Internet (there is no such name in the article, I am very surprised) I like this, there is no pretentiousness, the plot is very reasonable and not abrupt, the protagonist does a lot of things just to make the game) The overall rhythm is smooth, and the basic skills of game knowledge are very solid. I am not actually an old gamer, but I enjoyed watching it. Oh, yes, there is no emotional scene (there is a senior, but she is an employee, and there is no too intimate plot). Readers who mind this can consider it. Anyway, I like it very much. It is good to have emotional lines, but consider the feelings of most male video authors. The writing is just a mess, so it's better not to write at all, and the current rhythm is very stable, so don't mess with it The only thing that can't be perfect is that you read it too early The only way you are away from the road to becoming a god is to update more

As a novel about games, this is really great. As someone who doesn't know much about the history of game development, this novel really allows me to see the glory of the game era. All in all, it's very emotional and quite good.

Did the author write this game chronicle?

This book is definitely one of the top 0.5 Among all game novels in Qidian in terms of plot control. I was so excited to read just over fifty chapters, and now I actually want to write one! It is not an exaggeration to say that this book also has shortcomings. Disadvantages: Emotions The emotional changes of the players during the transition of the game are too common, and there is no impressive memory point. The feeling of the readers is only "the fighting in this work is very popular, and the openness of that work is widely loved.", Rather than "the fighting scenes of this work were considered epoch-making at the time, and everyone was amazed by it." I know that the fighting in this game is strong, but I don't know why the fighting is strong. Disadvantage 2: Characterization and Panels The Vivian who appears at the beginning has not appeared in several chapters. If a pistol appears in the first act, then he must fire it in the third act. Now where is she doing, why is she doing what job, at least it must be explained clearly. And the characters of the important characters around him are too ordinary. Sam's first impression is that he is reckless, kind, and loyal. However, in the subsequent plot, he is turned into an emoji that can only be surprised, and does not reflect the business content in his panel (maybe this will be reflected in the future when Xinxing Company gets bigger and bigger, but if it becomes a big thing, it is impossible to do small things well.) I still have a question, is this a watered-down system? If not, I hope to enrich the system's capabilities, such as lottery sections, main tasks, side tasks, challenge tasks, etc. The shortcomings do not hide the good points. Generally speaking, as long as you don't die halfway and grasp the Minecraft and GTA series that are bound to appear, it will definitely be a masterpiece. I hope the author will work hard and ten chapters a day will be released as soon as possible!

I've finished reading it. It's very interesting. I haven't seen such a novel in a long time that I could immerse myself in and read it in one sitting. However, most of the content describes the rush to develop a new game, and there is little written about player feedback after the game is developed. Most of the chapters pave the way for the development of the game, and the player experience of playing it is also a great point. Also, to be honest, I have basically no understanding of game development and hardware. As a result, I can't understand many of the more professional terms written by the author. I can only read it quickly and scan the plot.