Game Empire: Starting from the Ruins of Atari

In the fall of 1983, millions of Atalica cartridges were buried by bulldozers in the Alamogordo garbage dump in New Mexico, and the North American gaming industry fell into its darkest hour. Chinese immigrant Chen Lin was laid off by his company, faced with the desperate situation of having his visa expired and living on the street, but unexpectedly awakened the Ninth Art Archive deep in the ruins. Starting from the first line of code in a shabby motel, Chen Lin built a huge gaming empire on the ruins of the industry. He intercepted classic patents, broke the royalty hegemony of console manufacturers, promoted the three-dimensional graphics revolution, and established a digital distribution platform and a global e-sports alliance. Conquer the world with the ninth art, and eventually be crowned a legend in Silicon Valley and the gaming industry.