Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

So they set a trap, working with an underground middleman from Night City to get the protagonist to test a powerful cybernetic machine.

The final result was a success; the Arasaka Group successfully obtained the test data they wanted.

David escaped from the Arasaka Building with his beloved girlfriend, flying into the air in a frenzied state. At this moment, David's remaining consciousness was at least protecting the woman he loved most.

At this point, the veteran player was already in tears without even realizing it.

Accompanied by that long, melodious music, the male and female protagonists traced a beautiful arc in the sky.

"David, David, wake up!"

In front of the camera, the female protagonist and the male protagonist David arrive at the moon's position. With the moon as the background, the female protagonist Lucy kisses the male protagonist David deeply.

This final kiss seemed to awaken the male protagonist's last shred of consciousness, briefly restoring him to full awareness.

Then the male protagonist, David, utters a line that veteran players consider the most classic in the animation.

"I can't protect my mother, but I want to protect you. I live for you, and I'll do anything to help you achieve your dreams."

The dialogue, combined with the voice acting, has already reached the emotional peak; even seasoned gamers are now just staring at the screen with red eyes.

But then, another very likable character in the story suddenly dies during this process, without any warning.

The powerful Adam's Hammer descended from the sky, instantly killing the adorable and surprisingly charming Rebecca, leaving her no room for maneuver.

Upon seeing this, even seasoned gamers instinctively shouted, "No!"

No matter how much he shouted, Rebecca in the animation still died.

At this moment, the male protagonist also completely breaks down, using his last bit of willpower to let his lover Lucy leave, while simultaneously engaging in a final battle with his ultimate opponent, Adam, with his heavy hammer.

However, the players all know what the outcome of this final battle will be.

David has absolutely no chance of winning; if he did, there would be no point in having the protagonist V in the game.

Finally, after the shot of David being shot in the head, the scene shifts to the moon, where a spaceship streaks across the sky.

No one knows how much time has passed, but the female protagonist, Lucy, sits on the spaceship looking ashen.

She finally arrived on the moon, the place she had always dreamed of.

But she can't be happy now because she has lost the person she loved most.

Standing on the desolate lunar surface, she seemed to faintly hear David's voice again when he was still a child.

Wow! That's amazing, the sun is so hot!

As the music begins, the story of the entire animation comes to an end.

The veteran player stared blankly at the screen until it went completely black before he gradually recovered.

If he were to rate this animation now, he believes he would definitely give it a perfect score.

What kind of amazing animated film is this? Is this the quality of an animation adapted from a game?

If all anime or film adaptations of games could reach this level, it would be the happiest thing for gamers!

Chapter 1085 Adam's Heavy Hammer: Your Crimes Are Heinous

"Adam, you are guilty of heinous crimes!"

In front of the television, a veteran gamer angrily pressed the buttons on the controller.

The screen displays the game Cyberpunk 2077.

The scene depicts the final battle between Adam and Hammer in Cyberpunk 2077.

In the game, Adam's hammer is also incredibly powerful.

Zhu Youxing has received special enhancements to this character, including some character skills and techniques not originally available in the game.

For example, you could give Adam's Hammer a powerful AI during combat, making players feel like they are truly fighting against a real, strong person.

Depending on the difficulty level, Adam's Hammer possesses different AI combat levels.

However, artificial intelligence is ultimately just artificial intelligence, and it has its limits. Zhuyouxing can't make this character too invincible, otherwise it wouldn't be fun for players, but rather a one-sided beating.

Players need to be carefully nurtured; the game can't be too difficult, nor too easy. If this balance is well maintained, the game will be more likely to stand out.

This is also one of the experiences summarized by countless predecessors.

Now, the veteran player was filled with rage. He couldn't remember ever being this angry when he faced Adam's hammer more than a dozen times before.

His anger didn't come from the video game, but from an animated film he had just finished watching, Cyberpunk Edgewalker.

In the animated film, the protagonist David is ultimately no match for the powerful Adam's Hammer and dies at its hands.

What's most infuriating is that Adam's hammer didn't just kill the protagonist.

Another very likable character, Rebecca, was also killed.

Veteran gamers absolutely adore that character.

But she died, and tragically at that. The animation's creators were inhumane, showing scenes of Rebecca's gruesome death, which only fueled his rage.

He certainly wouldn't berate the animation producers, because given the plot's setup and the fact that people die in a world like Night City, it's perfectly normal.

Sudden deaths are the most common sight in this city.

But people always need to vent their anger.

So who should we contact?

There is only one answer.

The culprit behind everything is Adam's hammer.

In the animated film, you are invincible; you defeat the protagonist, David.

But in the game, hmph.

Veteran gamers haven't played Cyberpunk 2077 for a while now.

Although there is still a lot of content in the game that he hasn't played yet, people eventually get tired and want to try other different games.

Unless you're a die-hard fan who can stick with a game, it's considered quite successful if a player is willing to play it for a hundred or two hundred hours. That proves that it's at least a game that makes that player happy.

According to statistics, there are over a million players who have spent an average of more than 100 hours playing Cyberpunk 2077.

After sales exceeded ten million, more than 50% of players completed the game.

There are around two million players who have completed the game multiple times.

A seasoned gamer who was getting tired of the game and didn't want to play anymore has now picked it up again because of an anime.

Go and give that damned Adam's hammer a good good beating again.

No, once isn't enough! Ten times! A hundred times!

They won't stop until they can vent their anger.

Meanwhile, many other players are doing similar things.

On Facebook's live streaming platform, some streamers even stream Cyberpunk Edgewalker.

Generally speaking, this kind of live streaming of movies, TV series, or anime is considered copyright infringement. However, the copyright holder of Youxing Electronic Entertainment is very generous about this. There are no restrictions on the anime itself, and even non-Facebook streaming members can watch it. Of course, these viewers need to watch an extra ten seconds of ads per episode, as Facebook streaming itself still needs to make a profit.

In the live stream, many streamers made very similar reactions when they saw several key points in the animation.

Sadness, anger, shock.

When they saw the final scene where David died, and then Lucy embraced the sun on the moon to remember the male protagonist, many of the anchors, especially some of the female anchors, couldn't hold back their tears and cried uncontrollably.

Women are generally more emotional, and those who are willing to stream these kinds of cartoons are usually fans of this genre, making it easier for them to empathize.

This live stream achieved its intended effect; genuine emotions are most touching, and the audience was very satisfied, while also feeling extremely sad and angry.

Then, all the streamers who were broadcasting the animation made the same reaction a few minutes after watching it.

That is to open the Cyberpunk 2077 game.

"Damn it! I'm going to kill Adam Hammer!"

"Where's my game? Oh, I uninstalled it. Sorry everyone, I'm going to reinstall the game now. I'm going to crush Adam's Hammer hundreds of times! I'm going to use my strength skills to crush Adam's Hammer to death hundreds of times, so he can experience what it feels like to be crushed to death!"

There are also streamers who log into their game accounts on the Battle.net platform, enter the game, select the save file for the final level, choose their most powerful equipment, and enter the final scene to fight Adam's hammer to the death.

This series of movements was executed in one smooth motion, without any hesitation or slackness.

The streamer who had already uninstalled the game promptly re-downloaded it.

The game is quite large, so it will probably take them a long time to play it.

At this point, viewers are leaving very quickly, but many streamers don't care. All they can think about now is how to get revenge on David and the cute and cool Rebecca in the game.

Among them was a group of people who had never played this game before.

Some of them are anime enthusiasts who watch this cartoon in their spare time.

Not understanding the game's world view has absolutely no impact on watching the animation.

Shinji Asami made a lot of effort to achieve this.

On the one hand, he had to cater to Cyberpunk 2077 players by adding many elements that appeared in the game, and on the other hand, he also had to cater to viewers who were unfamiliar with the game.

This will put the producer's animation skills to a very high level.

Fortunately, he did a pretty good job in this regard.

Even viewers unfamiliar with the game were deeply moved by the storyline when they reached the ending.

"What? This is a spin-off of a game? This animation is simply the best cyberpunk work I've seen in recent years, and it's just a spin-off of a game? How good must that game be?"

"Is this game also a masterpiece? I'll have to give it a try."

"You can kill Adam's Hammer in the end in the game? Then say no more, I'm paying right now and playing this game, nobody stop me!"

"Your specs aren't good enough? This game has pretty high system requirements, I'm a little hesitant... Oh well, I'll just grit my teeth and upgrade my computer."

Every viewer and every player is doing the same thing right now.

That means finding a way to get into the game, kill Adam Hammer, and avenge David and Rebecca, the main characters in the anime!

Chapter 1086 Just Play for a While