Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

However, he had a friend who had some money, and he made a deal with him to lend him the game after the friend finished playing the latest Titanfall.

Before that, he could only play some old games in his rented room out of boredom.

However, at that moment, a push notification popped up on his computer.

"Experience the latest Titanfall storyline on Facebook Live. Click for details..."

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live streaming?

This seems to be a completely new field.

This seems rather unfamiliar to many people.

Before this, live streaming had not yet become a mainstream phenomenon. Although some people occasionally tried live streaming, most of them were on the fringes and had not truly entered the mainstream.

At this very moment, there are already several live streamers broadcasting online.

Among them is the Bamboo Star.

However, Zhu Youxing did not use his real name directly. He had no interest in becoming famous through live streaming, and his current style did not require him to promote himself through live streaming.

After entering the main interface of the live stream, Taketori took a quick look and found that the most eye-catching ones were several pages that were live streaming the fall of Titan.

He decisively chose a live stream page featuring a pretty girl on the cover, completely ignoring Zhu Youxing's live stream page.

The person streaming the video was a cute-looking girl who was playing the Titanfall training level with a serious expression.

Live streaming was actually quite unfamiliar to this girl.

However, this was a task assigned by Facebook's Japanese branch.

Compared to playing games via live stream, this girl prefers to enjoy the game alone.

She really enjoys all kinds of hardcore games, which makes her one of the relatively few women in the community.

Her initial interest in video games came from her father.

From a young age, she was influenced by her father and developed a great love for video games. She still remembers that her birthday present when she turned fifteen was an SFC game console from her father.

It was actually her father who bought it for her, but unexpectedly it opened up a new world for the girl, and from then on she also fell in love with video games.

This time, Facebook headquarters has a new task: as long as the live streaming task is completed, you don't have to go to work, and you will still get paid.

She was fortunate enough to be chosen, and the content she chose to stream was the newly released Titanfall.

Ding dong.

Just then, she suddenly heard a prompt option pop up on her live streaming software.

This notification option means that someone has entered her live stream room to watch her live stream.

This made her a little nervous, and she started to act somewhat clumsily.

"Huh? It's the newly released Titanfall! I didn't expect to be able to see it on a live stream. I can't buy the latest game yet, so I might as well check it out."

"What is this? Is it a movie?" Among the audience, there were some people who were unaware of what was going on. They had been attracted by the official advertisement of the social network Facebook, which said that watching the live broadcast would earn them some special Facebook decoration rewards. Since they had nothing better to do, they decided to come and freeload for a while.

Then they saw a cute girl who seemed to be playing a movie?

This movie looks pretty great?

"Idiot, this is the latest video game, called Titanfall. You old-fashioned."

"Video games? When did video games become this realistic?"

"Huh? You must have come back from prehistoric times, right? Video games have become incredibly realistic for a long time now."

"But the video games I remember are still Super Mario and Tetris..."

"Looks like a really old-fashioned thing. Well then, please watch quietly and see for yourself what a new era of video games looks like!"

Some viewers who didn't understand the situation gradually entered the girl's live stream.

Taketori was one of them.

He was initially drawn in by the girl's image, and then he became engrossed in watching the live stream because he wanted to see the latest gameplay videos of Titanfall.

"Thank you so much for coming to my live stream. I'm currently playing the latest video game from Youxing Electronic Entertainment, which is one I've been really looking forward to. Please watch quietly, and I'll play it seriously!"

The girl looked very serious and then started playing the game using the controller.

Once she finally focused, the game's rhythm began to return to normal.

Before long, the girl cleared the training level that the bamboo cutter was very familiar with.

I've played the training stage, Bamboo Cutter, countless times in the demo version.

On several occasions, he even made it into the top 100 fastest finishers of the Titanfall training missions in the local area, but those times only lasted for a short ten minutes before he was overtaken by other faster finishers.

But even just playing through the levels was an amazing gaming experience.

That's why he's really looking forward to the actual game content.

Before he can actually get his hands on a real game demo, watching the live stream to whet his appetite is a great option.

Do you stream games?

This seems like a good approach.

For a while, he really didn't have much opportunity to contact the outside world. He wasn't the kind of person who was particularly reclusive, but the pressure of life and psychological stress made him unwilling to go out and face society.

However, he still has social needs.

Seeing so many people interacting in the live stream, and some discussing how great the game is, he felt that this discussion environment seemed quite good.

Perhaps... I could consider starting my own live stream?

He just saw that opening a live streaming room isn't complicated; it's just a simple registration and downloading software to start a live stream.

However, if he wants to stream home console games, he will need to buy some special equipment, and he doesn't have that much spare money right now.

Perhaps I can consider this kind of thing if I really have money in the future.

For now, let's just focus on watching the live stream.

The girl cleared the first training level, and it was also the first time that Taketori had seen the game's storyline outside of the trial level.

A person piloting a Titan armor seems to have high hopes for the protagonist who is currently in control. However, now is not the time for training, but the person piloting the Titan armor promises that the protagonist will become a full-fledged pilot after the battle.

Iron Chariot.

That's a really great name.

Very stylish.

The moment he saw the name, he fell in love with it.

Next, the story moves to a scene where the girl's soldier makes an emergency landing in space and fights the enemy.

The enemy launched a surprise attack on the resistance forces, causing heavy losses to the resistance. The protagonist was forced to struggle to survive in this environment of gunfire.

The girl streaming the video seemed to really enjoy playing games; at least she didn't seem clumsy and was quite skilled at the game controls.

Just as the girl was focused on her charge, the screen suddenly shook and became blurry. A deafening roar rang out, and a gigantic object fell from the sky, leaving the protagonist dazed and confused.

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This sudden turn of events startled many viewers of the live stream.

"Wow! What's going on? Has there been an earthquake?!"

"No, look! It's a giant mech! It's a Titan mech!"

Players familiar with the Titanfall storyline were already shouting excitedly.

They are all players who haven't had the chance to buy the Titanfall game yet.

Because the game's initial marketing campaign was so successful, it indirectly led to the game becoming a bestseller in many regions.

At this point, only about half of the players who actually want to buy the game are interested.

They couldn't get the other half at all, so they could only watch the live stream to satisfy their cravings.

So this was the first time they had seen this brand new level, and they were very excited.

The visual expressiveness and the feel of the shots are almost identical to those in a movie.

This was also the first time they had seen a first-person shooter game with such cinematic expressiveness.

Some people who initially experienced mild 3D motion sickness found their symptoms greatly alleviated after watching others play the game.

Or perhaps they were so engrossed in the game's storyline that they overlooked the dizziness caused by the 3D first-person perspective.

A colossal Titan descended onto the screen in a blurry form; it appeared to be a massive enemy mech, and a sense of despair arose spontaneously.

But then, a mech that everyone was familiar with appeared.

That's BT7274, the mech piloted by the trainer in the training level!

"Whoa! The trainer has come to our rescue!"

Some people started typing and cheering on the screen.

They gradually began to immerse themselves in the story itself.

Even though I'm just watching others play games, why is it still so exciting?

If watching others play is so exciting, then wouldn't it be even more fun to actually play it yourself?

Soon, the enemy's mech was easily destroyed by BT7274, and the pilot jumped out of the middle cockpit and came to the protagonist.

"Cooper, are you alright? Come on, cheer up, let's get out of here quickly! BT, enter defensive stance."

A cold, detached voice followed: "Received."

Immediately afterwards, several more enemy mechs appeared on the battlefield, and the BT mech quickly deployed its defensive force field to withstand the enemy's attack.

Upon seeing this, the mech pilot, Ironhide, quickly returned to his mech and rejoined the battle.