Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

"This is absolutely amazing! Is this what a mecha battle is like? I've never experienced anything like this before!"

"Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever played any decent mecha combat games before. I'd call this the strongest mecha combat game."

The girl is also very excited.

She was the one who truly experienced the game, and she felt the impact of the battle most acutely.

Whether it's the handling or the combat feedback, the enemies are neither weak nor particularly strong, giving a certain sense of pressure while still allowing for relatively easy elimination.

This is a feeling I've never had before.

That's really amazing.

So this is what it feels like to pilot a mecha?

While the audience was still discussing the battle, the plot continued to unfold.

At this moment, the girl has followed the plot to a factory that appears to be belonging to the enemy.

Here, BT is suddenly grabbed by a giant robotic arm and taken to an unknown area, which immediately caused an uproar in the comments section.

"What's going on? The Titan we just acquired has been stolen like that? Get it back at once!"

People in the comments section were still angry because the Titan had been taken away, while the girl followed the instructions and entered the enemy factory.

Upon entering the factory, the girl found it to be a strange place.

Here you can see huge robotic arms constantly moving massive steel structures cast into flat surfaces, which are then transferred to various production lines.

At first, the girl didn't quite understand the place and didn't know what was going on. She fell to her death several times in a row.

However, the game's guidance is excellent. If you fail too many times, it will activate a level illusion, prompting the player on how to proceed.

Although my hands are still clumsy, at least I know what to do next and won't get stuck.

This is quite friendly to some novice players.

"No way, I want to play this game too. You guys say it's called Titanfall? And I want to play it on the GSX console?"

"That's right! There's a bundled discount if you buy now! Buy it now!"

Players who already own a GSX console started spontaneously recommending it in the comments section.

People who weren't particularly interested in games started taking out their phones or other devices to search online.

Online shopping is very convenient nowadays, but it lacks the immersive experience of queuing up to buy a game at launch.

Is Chapter 674 better for publicity?

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This mysterious factory level presents a significant challenge to players' skills.

You need to learn all sorts of dodging and weaving techniques; this can be considered an enhanced version of basic training.

With a little practice, you can basically complete the game normally.

However, as the game progresses to the latter half, players are suddenly surprised to discover that the production line here is actually producing simulated buildings, lawns, and other similar structures.

The final boss awaits the protagonist on a virtual battlefield, ready to personally eliminate him.

This level has finally reached its climax.

The second boss's fighting style is significantly more varied and unpredictable, often catching opponents off guard.

The audience instinctively stopped discussing and focused intently on watching the girl challenge the BOSS.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief after the BOSS exploded with a loud bang.

The girl also breathed a sigh of relief at that moment.

This battle was more intense and stressful than the previous boss fight, but the exhilaration of defeating the boss was unparalleled.

This is really a good game.

Everyone thought so.

People who were previously uninterested in games have become interested because of this.

Because Titanfall's visual presentation is top-notch in the industry, there are basically no games that surpass it in terms of visual presentation.

People who weren't interested in games immediately placed orders for the latest GSX consoles online.

The GSX game console also experienced another surge in sales due to the release of Titanfall.

Immediately afterward, the girl moved on to the third chapter of the live stream.

This major chapter features the protagonist fighting alone once again.

After a series of scene transitions, the protagonist seems to have arrived inside a building.

However, this building seems... a bit strange.

Because the scene changes suddenly at times during the process.

This place used to be a dilapidated area.

But sometimes, suddenly, this place will return to its original, perfectly intact state.

"Is this... a bug in the game?"

Some players are starting to have doubts.

I haven't seen this before.

This behavior was not observed in previous games.

Soon, the protagonist in the game also raised the same question as the player.

"BT, this place is very strange."

A emotionless, mechanical BT voice rang out: "The space here is extremely chaotic, seemingly caused by some specific energy field. We need to investigate further."

The protagonist moves forward again.

"So it wasn't a bug after all, but just a visual effect of the game itself? That's amazing! This feeling of constantly traversing is truly wonderful. How is that even possible?"

Players are puzzled as to how the time travel effect in Titanfall was achieved.

No previous games had ever done this.

Previous games featured time travel, such as the most famous Ocarina of Time.

But none of those are like time travel anytime and anywhere; they are simply fixed-point teleportation in one place.

This displays the effect of shuttling in real time.

The girl was also slightly shocked by this performance. This game is full of surprises, and each level offers a completely different experience. The game creator truly deserves the title of "god".

"By the way, I just saw another live stream where someone was streaming Titanfall, but it wasn't featuring any pretty ladies, and there weren't even any avatars, just gameplay footage."

"Not interested, I won't watch."

"It's no fun without girls."

These people were clearly attracted in at first by the girl's appearance.

Therefore, they have little interest in other live streaming rooms.

"But the gameplay in that live stream was really cool, do you guys want to watch it?"

"Cool? That's not as attractive as a pretty lady."

"Are you here to see the game or the women? Shouldn't you be here to see the game?"

"We're here to watch the game, that's true, but having women around is a plus. You don't need to tell us anything else."

These viewers hardly hesitated.

The girl was already quite pretty, about an 8 out of 10, which made her naturally very attractive. In addition, the game itself was also very interesting, which naturally made them more willing to stay in the live stream.

As for more sophisticated live streaming rooms, they weren't very interested.

Since we're all just playing games anyway, being cool isn't as attractive as having a beautiful woman.

"Zhuyou, your live stream only has tens of viewers, while another girl's live stream is already approaching a thousand."

In a private room at the StarCraft Carnival, Zhu Youxing came here after giving a brief speech at the carnival and started a live stream, showing his first gameplay of Titanfall.

However, not many people are interested in his live streams.

Most people chose to watch in another live stream.

When Hayazawa Airi saw that Takeyusei's live stream wasn't going well, she immediately started to tease him.

Zhu Youxing said nonchalantly, "I'm not expecting the live stream to bring me much popularity. I just want to find more channels to promote Titanfall."

Zhu Youxing takes it in stride and doesn't particularly care who gets the most attention on the live stream.

"Actually, if you just tell the players that you're streaming, I think you'll quickly gain thousands of viewers in a short time. Wouldn't that be better for promotion?"

Zhu Youxing shook his head: "There's no need for that. I'd rather keep my streams more focused on the pure gaming experience. Besides, game streaming isn't a big enough industry right now. Even if I use my name to get people to watch my streams, it won't have much of an impact. It'll just attract my fans, but those fans will almost always buy our games anyway, so there's no need to promote it to them."

"Hmm...that makes some sense, but you just said that live streaming isn't a big deal yet. So, from what you're saying, Zhuyou, are you pretty sure that live streaming for video games will have a bright future?"

After pondering for a moment, Zhu Youxing shook his head and said, "I can't be 100% sure either, but I feel that the live streaming industry doesn't have a big market right now, so it's not really taking off."

He felt he should be more conservative, otherwise he would look too much like a charlatan.

His advanced ideas about games and the internet made him seem so out of place, almost like someone from another era.

If it were any more outrageous, people might start to doubt my identity.

Although such suspicion may not have much impact.

Hayazawa Airi looked at Takeyusei suspiciously, feeling that Takeyusei was clearly making a deliberate explanation.

She just didn't understand why Zhu Youxing had to explain this kind of thing.

"Yes, we've reached Chapter 3. If we're quick today, we should be able to clear it in about three hours."

"Only three hours? This is probably the fastest you've ever completed a large-scale game, Zhuyou."

Zhu Youxing said, "It cost several hundred million dollars just to create this content. If it were any more, I estimate that we wouldn't even be able to recoup the costs. Besides, the story is already very well-developed, so there's no need to deliberately extend it."