Game Development: Starting with Recreating the Anime Game Style

Chapter 363 Overbearing Aura
Therefore, even though Chu Chen had already walked in.

The group exchanged glances, feeling somewhat uncomfortable in front of the camera, especially since it was Tokyo TV.

As one of Japan's major television stations.

TV Tokyo has a certain level of popularity in Japan.

"I can always feel the presence of Xingchen in completely unrelated situations."

I don't know where those words came from, but they perfectly capture Bai Ruilin's current state of mind.

He glanced furtively at Umineko beside him, who was basically the same as him. Although neither of them spoke, they were still a little uncomfortable in front of the camera.

Only Chu Chen seemed completely unfazed. He casually waved his hand and took the lead in sitting down in the main seat.

"Don't be nervous, they're just shooting some footage and will leave as soon as they're done. Just ignore them."

The group looked at each other, and an eerie silence fell over the meeting room.

Fortunately, the photographers were also very professional.

After recording Chu Chen entering the room, he bowed and said, "Sorry to bother you," as he backed out.

As the conference room door was gently closed, the invisible pressure instantly dissipated.

Just a second before the door closed completely, Bai Ruilin seemed to hear the Japanese producer outside speaking in hushed, excited Japanese.

"Wow... The scene where everyone stood up just now, Mr. Chu's aura was simply incredible, it was amazing! Did you see it? Did you record it?"

"Of course I recorded it! Wow, this is the best footage I've ever captured. I think it will be very useful during editing."

As a long-time anime/manga fan.

Although Bai Ruilin didn't speak Japanese, the amazement and satisfaction in his tone, as well as the general meaning, were quite obvious.

So he realized it very quickly.

The other party was probably referring to the scene where they all stood up at once as soon as Chu Chen entered the room.

Upon hearing this, Bai Ruilin was momentarily at a loss for words. He glanced at Chu Chen in the main seat and noticed a strange expression on Chu Chen's face as well, as if he had also heard the conversation outside the door.

"Alright, the TV crew's gone, let's get down to business."

After saying this, seeing that no one had reacted yet, Chu Chen clapped his hands twice.

"Hey, come back to your senses."

This place looks just like a school.

"puff--"

Hai Mao couldn't help but burst out laughing.

His smile was like a fuse lit; the strange atmosphere from before vanished instantly, and everyone joined in the laughter. The previous tension, embarrassment, and helplessness disappeared in that laugh.

The atmosphere in the meeting room finally relaxed completely.

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After a brief incident, the atmosphere in the meeting room became much more relaxed.

Looking at the people in the room, Chu Chen was quite moved. If Mihayou and Kuluo were added to the room, it would truly be a gathering of "wise men and women".

In fact, Chu Chen also tried to invest in these two companies.

However, at this point, both Mihayou and Kulo had already moved beyond their initial startup phase.

Mihoyo is another story; it's already making money. The other party's mentality is the same as his when facing Tencent.

Although Kuro doesn't make money, it has been around for a long time and has a strange sense of "unwillingness to accept defeat." In its previous life, it was only after the public beta test of "Mingchao" backfired that it had no choice but to accept Tencent's investment.

Currently, they do have the ability to independently develop games.

Therefore, they did not accept Xingchen's investment.

Therefore, the current domestic ACG market is actually divided into three distinct factions: the "capital faction" led by Tencent and NetEase, the "crab faction" led by miHoYo, Diezhi, Kuro, and Huanmeng, which are the companies that have already made money from the ACG market.

What remains are a large number of "Star Faction" members under the Star Game Alliance.

If we had to rank them, "Starry Sky Faction" is currently the weakest, because apart from Starry Sky's first-party games, Starry Sky has only invested in a few anime-style games.

Even Azur Lane, which has the fastest development progress, will not be available until October. In the entire China, Chu Chen is probably the only one who knows the future potential of this group of people.

"I've called everyone here today mainly for two things."

He held out two fingers.

"First, there's the Tokyo Game Show in October."

Tokyo Game Show?

Upon hearing Chu Chen mention this, everyone's first reaction was one of bewilderment.

Until Chu Chen spoke the second sentence.

"We have communicated with the Tokyo Game Show and it is basically confirmed that we have secured the largest booth at this year's Tokyo Game Show."

"what???"

Everyone was a little surprised, not because they were surprised that Xingchen was participating in the Tokyo Game Show, but because they were surprised that Xingchen had actually secured the largest booth? The Tokyo Game Show is, after all, one of the world's three major exhibitions.
Chu Chen ignored everyone's reactions and continued speaking.

"My idea is that since we've managed to get such a large venue, we shouldn't just use it to promote StarCraft's own games, but rather turn it into a collective showcase for the StarCraft Alliance."

"Those of you whose projects are relatively complete can prepare a demo for overseas players."

"If the completion level is not high enough, then prepare a stunning promotional video. All materials and Starry Sky's resources will be fully open to you. Whether it's technical support or publicity coordination, you can ask Li Yifeng for help."

"The Japanese market is very important to us. Currently, more than half of the top 10 mobile games on the Japanese charts are Japanese games, which means we still have huge room for improvement."

Chu Chen speaks as if he's reading from a script.

However, Bai Ruilin and the others exchanged glances, all seeing a hint of "dominance" in each other's eyes.

Good guy.

What do you mean by saying that the majority of the top-ranked games in Japan are Japanese games?!?

Seeing that everyone was silent, Chu Chen paused for a moment.

"What? Lack of confidence?"

"It's not that I lack confidence."

"It's good to have confidence. When half of the top ten games on the Japanese game charts are games from our alliance, that will be considered a passing grade."

"CEO Chen is so awesome!"

The reactions in this circle are actually quite real, considering this point in time in 2017.

It is indeed hard to imagine that in the future, Chinese anime games will dominate the mainstream anime market in Japan.

However, in Chu Chen's view...

Even at its peak in the previous life, the coverage of anime and manga games in China had not reached its peak.

Although many people always think of Japan as "little Japanese".

However, in terms of market size, until 24, Japan's game market was the third largest, after the United States and China, which is by no means a small market.

In the current timeline, Chu Chen's control of "FGO" in Japan is essentially equivalent to his control of "Honor of Kings" in China. With such a huge advantage, how can he amplify and utilize this influence?

This is what Chu Chen needs to think about right now.

(End of this chapter)