"Takahashi, what have you been doing all these years, why haven't you ever seen you playing games again?" asked the game fan, who was now middle-aged but was once a young boy.

"I'm ......," Takahashi was speechless for a moment, not knowing what to say.

In fact, he hasn't left all these years, although he has left the front line that players can see, but he is still making games and running thousands of households. Now the middle-aged boy is in his hands, and the machine he is holding is Wanhu's handheld, and the game above is also Wanhu's little beast, of course, the official name is "Pokemon".

However, he can't say that. Because in the eyes of the middle-aged boy in front of him, Takahashi is not a game producer, not an entrepreneur, he is the child king who took everyone to play games back then.

"I've been ...... all these years," Takahashi was just about to answer, when suddenly a person next to him sweated profusely and took out a copy of "The Heart of a Gamer" published in 1985.

With a magazine in one hand and a pen in the other, he squeezed from the outermost part of the crowd to the innermost part.

When he appeared in front of Takahashi panting and disheveled, he put down his raised arms, flipped the 23rd issue of the magazine in 1985 to the page of the reader's Q&A and said, "Takahashi, can you sign it, this is the content you replied to me back then, and I have kept it until now, do you remember......

The chattering middle-aged player said a lot, and it was difficult for Takahashi to interject. Although everything he said was related to Betta Takahashi, the embarrassing thing was that Takahashi himself didn't have much impression of these things.

You know, for readers, you may get a reply once in a lifetime, and for Takahashi, he had to write more than 100 letters a day.

No matter how good your memory is, you won't remember what happened more than a hundred times a day more than a decade ago.

However, can Takahashi rudely interrupt him, saying that he doesn't remember all this?

No!

Of course not!

So, he had to think hard while answering with a uh-huh-hmm.

Seeing this person's exemplary leading effect, many people remembered that they seemed to have received Takahashi's reply, so the innermost people who saw this scene began to squeeze out.

The police, who were in charge of maintaining order on the periphery, saw someone coming out of it and thought it was over. They all began to think about what to eat when they got off work for a while.

However, things are obviously not as simple as he imagined, one pass ten, ten pass hundred, countless old players are rushing towards this coordinate.

And Takahashi also felt the enthusiasm of the players at close range for the first time in a long time, and the enthusiastic players surrounded him, making him feel the blazing flames.

Takahashi really hasn't felt this way for too long.

You must know that in the headquarters of Wanhu, although there are many people who play games and many people develop games, except for young children, the rest are playing games for the sake of making games and making games.

Enthusiastic!

Something called enthusiasm does not appear in their heads. These talents are very good, but they are a group of craftsmen. Able to complete the tasks assigned to them with precision, but without making any groundbreaking moves.

In fact...... That's what you need for big projects.

It's not like the main character in the animation and the middle stage.,Always make some moths.,Make some things.。

You know, a big project is like a big company, and what you pursue is stability.

As for what innovations, when business is good, it doesn't need to be done. Just do all the set work step by step.

And in such a fighting group, there will be a situation of punctuality.

This condition is called the Big Company Disease, and it is something that happens all over the world.

Interestingly, however, in China this is packaged as a symptom of state-owned enterprises. Perhaps, this propaganda is to pave the way for some action.

Takahashi listened to them talk one after another, and suddenly thought of something.

Is it possible to invite them to make a game?

These players who have a certain age, they are engaged in all walks of life, and gradually from the bold words that dare to change the sun and the moon into a new sky, they realize that their abilities are actually very limited, and they don't think that they can change the world, they can change the world.

Although these people in front of them may not be as professional as the people in Wanhu headquarters or other game companies, they have the most precious passion.

Their professional abilities are limited, but they have a love for games, and Takahashi feels that they are suitable for making a kind of game - an indie game.

That's right, it's a very small team of makers, and while the game is almost certainly a skit, it can be very interesting.

Also, there's no more of the burden of having to succeed in a big game.

Just as Takahashi was about to speak, another player spoke.

"Takahashi, why have games become less and less fun over the years? I remember when I was a kid, I could play a game for a day. But today's games, although the graphics are getting more and more beautiful, and there are more and more games, why is it so difficult to find a game that can be played?

And...... We can only play games occasionally when we are resting, hey......"

He said it a little confusingly, but Takahashi already understood what he meant.

Takahashi waited for him to finish before he opened his mouth and said, "Yes, the games are getting more and more beautiful now, but it seems that there are not so many fun games, why is that?"

I've been thinking about this for a long time.

Finally I found an explanation that might be the answer.

Is it that game production is too professional now?

The game maker is not even a player himself, he doesn't like the game, how can he make a game that is liked by the player?

A large number of game sales are smashed with huge publicity expenses.

I have a very mature thinking, I don't know what everyone thinks.

Would you like to try making your own game?"

"Try making a game yourself?"

"Like a self-made map from Tower of Magic?"

"I ...... I've wanted to make games for a long time, but I ...... I don't know anything, I can't code, I can't art, how can I make games?"

All kinds of questions came and went.

The outermost policeman, taking advantage of the fact that these people were gradually quieting down, hurriedly looked at their companions.

But his companion did not look at him, and he had forgotten even his job, and he was tiptoeing into the crowd, and his eyes were about to burst into adoration.