For veteran players of brain-imaging games, there is a subtle sense of nostalgia for re-experiencing old-fashioned computer games.

Just like those players who were used to playing CS decades ago, when they suddenly went back to play Contra, after using the keyboard and mouse again to manipulate the characters on the screen into battle, Lin Chi was also a little unaccustomed to it for a while.

However, Lin Chi, who had been playing this kind of game for a long time before, did not take long to complete the "physical rehabilitation" and began to operate his character and enter the battlefield that looked high-tech.

As the Nth sequel to the famous first-person shooter game "Battlefield" series, the plot of "Battlefield 2135" tells the story of human soldiers with metal limbs and brutal mechanical soldiers in the year 2135, five years after the outbreak of the war between humans and robots.

This genre is not new, to be exact, it was played badly decades ago. However, the DICE studio, which produced "Battlefield", was still the best in the industry in terms of technical power at that time.

According to some comments on the Internet, "Battlefield 2135" should support old-fashioned VR equipment, but unfortunately Lin Chi does not have the old version of the VR headset and controller on hand, and he can only play the older PC version.

Bang Bang Bang ......

Clicking the left mouse button continuously, the muzzle of the gun in the character's hand sprayed out a slender tongue of fire, and the bodies of several robots rushing to pieces were blown to pieces. Frankenstein leaned over to look at the sparks flying on the screen and asked, "Is it fun?" ”

"Okay." Lin Chi didn't look back, and continued to operate the character who usually could only see his hands and half a gun, shooting and slaughtering the wave of robots.

Because it is an old game from six years ago, coupled with the update of game equipment, the multiplayer server of "Battlefield 2135" has become a ghost suit, which can be said to have become the tears of the times.

Therefore, even if he buys the genuine version with a price cut to five dollars, Lin Chi will not be able to get people in the multiplayer game, so he can only experience the single-player campaign first.

Bang!

Blowing away a mechanical cheetah with a shotgun, Lin Chi yawned.

I have to say that compared to the war scenes in the brain imaging game, the expressiveness of the old computer game is really weak.

Of course, if you buy it as soon as possible in 2029, this game is still very good. It's a pity that time can't be turned back, and Lin Chi can't find things like "old touches" in this game, so he can only harvest sleepiness.

"Ah, that's it?"

After just over an hour of playing, a list of production credits appeared on the screen. Lin Chi, who was sleepy, realized that he had completed all the single-player campaigns of this game.

It seems that the main focus of "Battlefield 2135" is the multiplayer mode, the single-player campaign does not have much content, and the plot is as bland as water, basically existing as a teaching level in the multiplayer mode.

However, after opening up the short single-player campaign, Lin Chi did not skip the production list directly like ordinary players, but watched it with interest.

"Does that make sense?" Frankenstein doesn't quite understand his actions.

"Personal hobbies." Lin Chi said vaguely, staring at the scrolling words on the screen without blinking.

If Cold Mountain Labs were looking for talent from all over the world, it seemed possible that they would poach from EA's game studios. Maybe the guy who was playing the game in the lab was the same programmer who used to make Battlefield 2135?

Of course, Lin Chi knew that his assumption was unlikely. After all, the programmers who develop games are tired to death, and they don't have any "love" for the games they participate in.

But...... If it's a programmer poached from EA by Cold Mountain Labs, what if you need to accomplish some purpose through this game?

Floating in his mind for reasons that may seem ridiculous to ordinary people, Lin Chi continued to look at the production staff list, and found some clues in the list of thanks near the end:

"Stockholm Biocomputer Research Center?"

Reading out this meaning-sounding name, Lin Chi picked up his phone and began to search for information about this scientific research organization.

If he remembers correctly, today, there should be no scientific research institutions still studying the technology of biological computers, and the researchers who originally invested a lot of money and energy in it have also turned to another more promising future computer project - quantum computers.

At the beginning of the 21st century, there are two main categories of human research on future computers: quantum computers and biological computers.

Needless to say, quantum computers are still stars in the scientific world today, with experimental prototypes already in operation. But when it comes to biocomputers, research hasn't gone so well.

As the ultimate product of bionics, the idea of a biocomputer is to create a "terminal computer" that is ultra-fast, will not be interfered with by electromagnetic pulses, consumes very little energy, and can even repair itself like biological cells by manufacturing special protein molecules to form biochips.

At the time of the development of biocomputer technology, people also had high hopes for this technology, but scientists later discovered that biocomputer technology had fatal flaws:

Biological computers are faster than existing supercomputers, but it is very difficult to extract information from them. Moreover, since humans have not yet fully understood how "biochips" work, programming with biocomputers has become difficult, even creating simple documents.

The research of biological computers is in trouble, and on the other hand, the research of quantum computers is booming. With more reliable options, researchers quickly left biological computers behind and began to focus on quantum computer technology.

INTERVIEWER But did the biocomputer really disappear?

Opening the introduction page of this scientific research institution, Lin Chi found that the Stockholm Biocomputer Research Center had long since disappeared, and the time when this organization was disbanded was also the year 2029, when the game was released.

Is it a coincidence? Or was the group's researchers accepted by Cold Mountain Labs?

In any case, Lin Chi was still ready to continue to investigate the information about this organization, trying to find some clues.

"You're wasting your time." After learning Lin Chi's thoughts, Frankenstein commented coldly: "The probability that the two are unrelated is more than ninety-five percent. ”

"That's at least less than a five percent chance." Lin Chi smiled: "I also know that relying on the production staff list alone is too far-fetched, but ......"

"But what." Frankenstein didn't understand what he meant.

"Have you seen a criminal investigation work from decades ago?" Lin Chi's speed of speech was very slow: "At that time, human technology was not as advanced as it is now, and many times it took several years, or even more than ten years, to solve a murder case, and there were many unsolved cases that could never be solved. ”

"When there are too few clues, in order to solve the case, the police will collect all clues that may be related to the case, which is the so-called 'excessive investigation', not only about the victim and the crime scene, but also investigate some seemingly completely unrelated content."

"What are you trying to express?" Frankenstein shook his head.

"Sometimes the key to solving a case is hidden in those complicated clues that seem to be useless, such as a phone call made by the deceased's sister the day before yesterday, or his brother-in-law who has just encountered an immortal jump."

"Nonsense." Frankenstein utters an idiom.

"I don't think so."

While chatting with Frankenstein, Lin Chi began to continue searching for information related to the "Stockholm Biocomputer Research Center".

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