Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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After the PV for the two generals, Heng and Ha, was released.

As a piece of music began to play.

at last.

It was Lin Li's turn to take the stage.

He was the key figure at the entire press conference.

Lin Li stood up.

Everyone else jogged along, but Lin Li strode forward.

When other producers go on stage, they usually just get a little applause.

But during Lin Li's ascent to the stage, that guy...

Let's not even talk about a mountain collapsing or a tsunami.

At the very least, there were screams.

The guests sitting in the front row.

Whether it's Ubisoft, Sony, or major domestic manufacturers, they can't help but be taken aback by this display of power.

"This popularity is a bit too exaggerated."

"Tsk tsk tsk, even our boss's annual meeting didn't have this effect."

"Spark Games still wins people's hearts."

Previously, there were very few manufacturers in China with such a high reputation.

Those who are able to sit here are usually senior executives from major manufacturers, so while many people were marveling at the scene, they also took out their phones, took pictures, and sent them to the work group.

"Take a good look at Spark Games and see how they manage their community!"

Then I watched the endless stream of "Received" messages.

He nodded with satisfaction.

what?

You ask them why they don't think about it themselves?

Hey, you really think you're sending this message to your subordinates? This is for the big boss in the group.

However, in general.

Even if those in the front row felt a pang of jealousy, they outwardly smiled and applauded.

Only Yu Zhong, sitting on the side, watched Lin Li wave and receive cheers from the crowd.

I was so engrossed in watching it that I gritted my teeth.

"What's so great about it? It's just going on stage, why are you putting on airs?"

It was just a simple stepping onto the stage, but Yu Zhong became increasingly angry the more he watched.

Thinking about it carefully, if he hadn't been targeted by Spark Games time and time again, how could he have ended up in this situation?

He was originally a rising star in the gaming industry.

At this point, let alone receiving cheers from the players, he wouldn't even dare to go on stage, let alone be asked to.

His own failure was painful, and seeing Lin Li's popularity made him tremble all over.

Yao Xiaodong stood beside him, watching the man tremble.

Somewhat strange.

"Why are you shaking?"

Yu Zhong gritted his teeth.

"nothing."

Yao Xiaodong smiled and patted him on the shoulder.

"Keep going, and learn from your mistakes to improve."

Originally, this was meant to be encouraging, but Yu Zhong felt even more annoyed after hearing it. "You're only now realizing your shame! Your whole family is ashamed! I was just a little unlucky."

Of course, I was unhappy about it.

On the surface, however, he could only reply with a smile.

"Thank you for your encouragement, Mr. Yao."

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Lin Li on the stage naturally couldn't sense Yu Zhong's gaze, or rather, he wasn't even looking in that direction.

"It is an honor to meet with all of you players here today. I know that Spark Games achieved great results last year."

"This is inseparable from the support of all players."

"Here, we would also like to thank players around the world for their support."

"Any of you watching the live stream in Japan? Oh! There are some! What about our friends in the US?"

Lin Li is quite cunning.

Once on stage, we didn't chat much.

It showcased the global reach of Spark Games.

As he spoke, after a while, a bunch of Japanese and English text appeared on the screen, and when Russia was mentioned, Russian text actually appeared on the screen.

Lin Li's move, in fact, was not only to showcase Spark Games' global reach.

More importantly, it's about bringing players closer together.

Foreign players who come to Bilibili to watch the live stream under these circumstances must be core fans, and they will only be happy about Lin Li's sudden mention of them.

It seems that Spark Games values ​​overseas markets.

Chinese players, seeing Lin Li interacting with foreign players, not only don't feel anything, but instead feel a strange sense of satisfaction.

Chapter 214 Is the salary enough to cover the gacha costs in FGO?

Japan

Tokyo.

Chiba Masaki, who had just finished school, ran all the way to the movie screening room.

This area used to be the site of the film projection department.

However, it was borrowed by the game club where Chiba Masaki is located today.

When he ran all the way here.

A large crowd had already gathered at the scene.

"Chiba! Look quick! How do I project this?"

"It's finally here! Hurry, I see it's already airing on NCNC!"

Despite being surrounded by people from the gaming club, they didn't really understand the school's old-fashioned projector.

Chiba Masaki was able to operate the projector, which was probably older than him, because he had previously worked in the projection department.

After some steps, I finally got connected to the computer.

Should we watch the NCNC broadcast, or just watch it on Bilibili?

"Watch Bilibili directly, the video quality is better on Bilibili, hurry up!"

As two games by Spark Games became wildly popular in Japan, some Chinese websites also began to gain popularity among certain small circles in Japan.

Bilibili is already a very familiar website among FGO and Girls Frontier players.

This is mainly because the previews of the new versions of these two games are often first released on Bilibili via live stream, and then the Japanese dubbing is added.

Then send it to NCNC.

This creates an information gap that occurs within one day.

So some clever NCNC streamers started acting as middlemen.

Before the Japanese version of the promotional video was released, they went directly to Bilibili to watch the Chinese version of the promotional video.

Then this firsthand information is conveyed through live streaming or video.

Later on, some more hardcore fans were also dissatisfied with the videos that had been analyzed by NCNC streamers, feeling that they were still too slow.

Furthermore, some of the dubbing and interpretations in the fan-made works are too verbose.

It's better to just watch the original film.

Although I couldn't understand what was being said, I could still understand the visuals, and I could barely recognize some of the Chinese characters.

In addition, Bilibili's free 1080P videos are far superior to NCNC's 480P, so over the past year or two...

As long as you are a core fan of Battlefront Girls and FGO.

I've become accustomed to going to Bilibili to watch live streams of new products.

Just like back when NCNC wasn't blocked in China, many anime fans liked to register an NCNC account.

Now, things are changing.

Chiba Masaki is very familiar with Bilibili.

He's so familiar with it that he recognizes every single Chinese character on Bilibili's UI and knows exactly what they mean.

His Chinese language grades even improved significantly because of his research.

This proves that interest is always the best teacher.

I logged into my account with ease and opened the live streaming section; this time, I didn't even need to search.

The largest advertising space was for the game's launch event.

Just click on it.

As the live stream footage appeared on the projector, the audience erupted in screams and wails.

"Hey hey hey hey!!! Quick, the trajectory of fate, this is the trajectory of fate!!"

"How is this possible? They've already started releasing them?"

"How come it's already started?! I haven't even seen the ones in front yet!"

"I told you to come earlier, to come earlier!"

"Stop talking."

A group of people wailed and howled as they hurriedly found seats.

The scene clearly shows that we are now in the middle of the PV for the story's trajectory.

What is being shown is a battle within the trajectory of destiny.

Compared to the previous two promotional videos.

The promotional video for this game was a live performance, which, while not as stunning, actually reassured fans.

Many Japanese content creators have expressed this sentiment when sharing this video.

In fact, the gaming blogger with the most NCNC fans bluntly stated that the previous two promotional videos were more like interactive movies, while this one was a real machine.

"Don't underestimate this actual gameplay. To be honest, the graphics, the smoothness, and the scenery are absolutely amazing!"

"I really want to play right now!!"

"Spark Games is amazing."

The entire demo's storyline is a personal weapon exploration narrative.

It connects to the previous PV, which is the part about Saber's sword in the lake.

The specific plot demonstrates the protagonist searching for weapons with Saber.