Game Development Giant

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"Since everyone disagrees with each other's opinions, it's better not to listen to anyone's opinions..."

As soon as Mark Saini finished speaking, Kutaragi Ken and Nakayama Hayao's eyes widened. They didn't understand the meaning of what Mark Saini said - they didn't listen to anyone's opinions, so this matter How to solve the problem?

But when they were about to speak, they inadvertently turned their heads and glanced at Jester. As a result, Jester looked like an old god was present, and he immediately understood that this was only half a sentence, and there would definitely be others later. Turning around, as expected, Mark Saini continued to speak after a slight pause.

"...We might as well change our mind. Since no one agrees with anyone else's proposal, then we might as well use the method of holding it in turns - of course, this does not mean that it will be held in Japan and the United States in turns. If we decide to hold it in turns, we can still It would be better to make it more grand and hold such an annual game developer-themed exhibition in many cities around the world."

After Mark Saini finished speaking, he looked at Kutaragi Ken and Nakayama Hayao who were already deep in thought with a smile.

At this time, Jester also stretched out his fingers and knocked on the table, making a clicking sound. After attracting the attention of the two thinking people again, he added a few words with a smile: "Mark Saini's We still need to discuss whether the proposal is feasible, but personally, I think it is very good, and since this is an exhibition for game developers, we might as well make it completely different from the other two exhibitions. ——An awards show, similar to the Oscars in Hollywood..."

"good!"

Jester only said half of what he said, and Nakayama Hayao couldn't help but praise him. The proposal to set up an authoritative awards ceremony is indeed a good one. This will be of great reference for improving the brand value of game companies or exhibitions.

After Kutaragi Ken was silent for a few seconds, he nodded and said: "I also agree with this proposal. Indeed, this is the best way to resolve our disputes and conflicts. Mr. Li's statement of setting up an Oscar in the gaming industry is also very Well…I personally agree with it.”

"Then let's discuss the names of these three exhibitions..."

The name of the exhibition is relatively easy to discuss. Basically, Jester is responsible for naming the exhibitor-themed exhibition in Los Angeles. Sony and Sega came up with a name for an exhibition mainly focused on gamers and set in Tokyo, and Jester was too lazy to think about it. Besides, he felt that the name of the previous E3 exhibition in his memory was very good. , let him think for himself, he may not be able to think of a better name, so he simply uses it. \u003cion, Electronic Entertainment Show, plain and simple. Moreover, it is easy to abbreviate and can be promoted as e3 when promoting. It is catchy and easy to be remembered. "It only took a few seconds. Jester made his decision.

After hearing that Jester gave the Los Angeles exhibition a simple but catchy name, Kutaragi Ken and Nakayama Hayao also nodded in agreement. The two of them were still arguing about the name of the Tokyo Game Show, but neither of them could convince the other. Jester intervened: "Actually, you might as well not bother to choose a name. I think you might as well stand out. Purpose.”

Between the two of them, Jester picked up a good name quickly, so they admired Jester's ability in this area. In fact, this was just a discussion meeting, and the current name is only used as a reference. , although the possibility of change is unlikely, it does not mean that it cannot be changed when the document on the establishment of the World Electronic Games Association is formally signed later.

Therefore, it would be a good idea for them to listen to Jester's advice and use it as a reference.

Since the two of them wanted to listen, Jester might as well say it. In fact, it can't be said to be his suggestion. He just explained it based on the name of the later generations, and then promoted the name of the tgs of the later generations.

"First of all, before we choose a name, we need to understand what kind of exhibition this is - as we said before, this is a player-centered exhibition, so, like the exposition in the e3 exhibition I mentioned before This time, the Expo cannot be used for this."

"Why?" Nakayama Hayao didn't understand. He thought the word was very good.

Jester glanced at him and chuckled: "Actually, it's very simple. It's what I said before. This word is too serious and formal. It's very appropriate for him to use it for a game company's exhibition. It means that this is a It is a very serious exhibition. The main purpose is to introduce one's own products. As for the experience, that is incidental. What is important is the specific news announced by the game development company, not for players to experience the new game - although , it’s important to experience new games.”

"And what about the second player-centered exhibition?" Kutaragi Ken also interjected at this time. The expression on his face showed that he was very interested in what Jester said.

Jester also nodded, paused for a moment, and continued: "Player-centered? What does it mean to be player-centered? It's very simple, that is, focusing on the player's experience. In other words, this time The exhibition is not for game manufacturers to announce any major news, but to provide a large number of game trial opportunities. In other words, this is a stage for players. Such an exhibition can set up some projects for players to participate. For example, cosplay has just become popular. At the Mars Entertainment Carnival we held at the end of last year, cosplay organized by players was also very popular, so we decided to hold a cosplay contest at this year's carnival. to support this behavior.”

When Jester said this, Nakayama Hayao and Kutaragi Ken finally understood.

In fact, when they heard Mark Saini's so-called exhibition classification before, they just thought it was just the same exhibition, at least the first two were the same exhibition, and they were forcibly divided into two types: one was for game manufacturers, and the other was for For gamers, it’s just a change of the soup but not the medicine. There is essentially no difference.

But now when I heard what Jester said, I realized that the styles of the two exhibitions would be completely different.

"So, what I plan to hold in Los Angeles is an exhibition and is serious, and what you are going to hold in Tokyo is a stage for players. The stage will be built by the game manufacturers. On this stage are the players, that is, Say, this is a show.”

"show."

Hearing Jester say this word and make some sense, Kutaragi Ken and Nakayama Hayao nodded involuntarily.

"Then, now that we have determined what kind of exhibition this is, whether it is an exhibition or a show, then what we have to do becomes even simpler. We only need to reflect what this exhibition wants to express. Okay, for example, this is an exhibition about games, and we need to let the players know this, because we are targeting players, so the word game must appear in the name, followed by the location. We We also need to let the players know where this e-show is being held, the Tokyo Game Show. This is the name I suggested." Jester smiled and finished his suggestion.

The silence did not last long. After Kutaragi Ken and Nakayama Hayao looked at each other, they both nodded in unison. Although the name is not very fancy or impressive, these things are actually secondary. The most important thing about a name is not these things, but letting other people understand when they see the name, oh, so this is such a thing.

If this is the case, then a name that is too Japanese is no longer useful as a reference.

Because this is a game exhibition for players from all over the world. For example, there is a name called Shoshinkai as mentioned before. This is a very good term in Japanese, but the problem is that even pure Japanese people may not be watching it. The moment I heard the name, I could think of it as a game exhibition, let alone someone from abroad.

Kyoto, Nintendo.

Snapped!

Yamauchi Hiroshi once again slammed a new white porcelain pen holder he had just replaced to the ground. Fortunately, the ground was covered with thick paving, and he did not break this delicate pen holder. Now his angry palms were constantly Shivering, there was an emotion in his eyes that he never thought he would have.

fear.

Yes, he had an emotion that had never appeared in him again since he took over this card company that was just a workshop.

He has heard from his special channel what the three game companies Mars Entertainment, Sega and Sony are doing now, and, most importantly, they have excluded themselves from this matter, that is to say , I have been regarded as an enemy by these three families.

This is not the important thing. The most important thing is that if what he heard is true, then all the third-party development companies that were still able to win over him will abandon him without hesitation. He knew very well what would happen if he lost the third-party development company. (The novel "Game Development Giant" will have more fresh content on the official WeChat platform, and there will also be a 100% lucky draw gift for everyone! Open WeChat now, click the "+" sign on the upper right "Add Friend", and search the public Number "qdread" and follow it, hurry up!) (To be continued...)