Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

Just then, he finally remembered the game Infinite World.

He thought people were really strange sometimes.

If you can't spend the money, you should be happy, because it means you've saved money.

But now he feels terrible because he can't spend any money. He just wants to at least spend some money to buy something that makes him happy.

He drinks very little, doesn't smoke, doesn't gamble, and certainly doesn't do anything illegal. So when he has money in his hands, he sometimes doesn't know what to do with it.

Well, Infinite World claims to have released a new version, so let's see what this latest version looks like.

With this mindset, he clicked to enter the main interface of the Infinite World game.

On the game's main product page, he noticed that the game cover for Infinite World had changed this time.

The previous game cover had a rather rough style.

He disliked the previous style, feeling it was quite uninspired. This was also because he was hurt by the game at the time, which made him particularly dislike the cover art.

The cover has changed drastically and become much more refined.

The main theme of the cover is a portal in the very center.

Beside the portal, a fully armed person reached out into that unknown other world.

Through the sliver of light peeking out from under the fully armed helmet, one could see a pair of eyes brimming with curiosity.

It seems they are curious about what another world would be like.

If he could only give the previous cover a 3 out of 10.

He would give this cover a score of seven out of ten for its aesthetic appeal and artistic quality.

It's a cover that's pleasing to the eye.

Judging from the cover alone, he felt that the production team had put more effort into this project.

But the cover alone cannot change his opinion.

Then he clicked on a screenshot of the game's promotional material.

The promotional screenshots have also undergone significant changes this time.

The screenshots shown in the previous promotions were all game scenes within an infinite world.

Those scenes looked very beautiful and romantic.

Players who haven't played the game before might be amazed at how beautiful these worlds are. Does that mean all randomly generated worlds are this beautiful?

But players who actually played the game probably only felt sneer and disdain when they saw the promotional screenshots from back then.

Scam!

It's a complete scam!

And it's an outright scam!

In order to entice more players to buy Infinite World, all the game promotional screenshots were pre-rendered and were not randomly generated at all.

Some players later filed fraud lawsuits against the game in anger, but the cases were eventually dropped.

It's very difficult to win a lawsuit for something like this unless tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people file a lawsuit together.

However, most players who bought the game only felt disgusted for a while and didn't want to waste any more time on it.

It doesn't matter if I can't get a refund; I don't care about a few dozen dollars. This is what many people think. Not everyone is so serious and insists on getting a just outcome.

Mike Fowler exploited this human weakness, which is why he so ruthlessly defrauded all the players.

This time, the promotional screenshots for the Infinite Worlds on the Battle.net platform are no longer those deceptive promotional screenshots.

Instead, new gameplay and features are presented in huge fonts.

"The brand-new building feature allows you to create your own planetary world, which you can then use to your advantage. You can create whatever kind of world you want."

"The online multiplayer feature allows up to four friends to adventure, build, and explore together in the same world."

"Huh? Online multiplayer and building features?"

As a seasoned farming game player, the building feature immediately attracted him.

What attracted him even more were the dozen or so beautiful buildings in the promotional screenshots, each with a different style.

These buildings were not generated through game development modeling.

Instead, it's entirely built using materials that players acquire in the game.

Building your own house and your own city from scratch?

The fire deep within his heart, this seasoned farming player, was immediately ignited.

As for online multiplayer, he didn't care much. He wasn't the type of person who really enjoyed playing games online, and he especially disliked playing farming games with others online.

He thought it would be boring, and since everyone has different building preferences, it would be pointless for people with different styles to build houses together, and there might even be conflicts.

So he simply ignored that point.

Building... and it only costs $7.5.

Now, he's really tempted.

Even though he had been deceived in love once before, he now has the idea of ​​not trusting again.

Since I haven't spent any of my own money, I might as well just buy this game.

Finally, he made up his mind, clicked "add to cart," completed the purchase in one go, and then downloaded the game.

Wait a minute.

He suddenly remembered that he still had this game on his computer in Mikeford.

If a new version is released here, will the other platform also release a new version? Then there's no need for me to waste money buying another game; I can just play it on the Mikeford platform.

However, he soon thought of all the unpleasant aspects of the Mikeford gaming platform.

For example, the network is prone to lag and stuttering, and downloading a game can take a long time. Moreover, the platform itself lacks various incentive mechanisms.

There is no achievement system, no level rewards for completing achievements, and no item card trading function unique to the Battle.net platform.

These features are one of the core elements of the Battle.net platform, and he really couldn't understand why other platforms hadn't adopted them.

This feature should obviously attract a lot of new players to the game.

Oh well, I've already bought the game, so I might as well play it.

Moreover, playing this game on the Battle.net platform also grants account experience, and his account is almost leveled up.

Furthermore, the Battle.net platform also features achievements, which are quite interesting.

So he stopped considering the Mickford platform.

If he returns to the platform in Mikefu, he will find that it hasn't been updated yet.

Because it's currently after get off work hours, the team on the Mikeford platform in the US received the new version data from the Infinite World development team but forgot to upload and update it.

The official store page has a new cover and promotional images, but the new version hasn't been uploaded at all.

They themselves may no longer value Infinite World, the game they've defected from.

There were no discounts available on the Mikefu platform either; the price remained the same.

As a result, the enthusiasm of some people who originally wanted to buy the game through Mikefu immediately plummeted, and they turned to the Battle.net platform instead.

The Battle.net platform allows you to play games on multiple platforms, including home consoles in Michigan, cloud gaming services on Facebook phones, and low-resolution versions on handheld consoles, so you can enjoy them anytime, anywhere on various platforms.

But your Mikefu can only run on the PC platform, which immediately makes the difference.

As a seasoned gamer and game critic, he spent about an hour downloading the game before entering the game interface.

"Welcome! You can choose to log in to your Infinite World account to easily connect with your account across multiple platforms, so that you can experience Infinite World content in real time even on platforms outside of Battle.net."

He had registered an account for the Infinite World before, and he entered the login information with ease. Then a new screen appeared.

Hi, long time no see, thank you so much for visiting again.

On the dark screen, this text appeared.

The tone of this text is very friendly and makes people feel comfortable, like a friend catching up.

The veteran player nodded, expressing strong approval of this approach. It seemed that they were genuinely treating players as one of their own, unlike before when they had completely disregarded them.

It seems they've made many changes since joining Yuxing Electronic Entertainment.

For this reason alone, it deserves praise.

"We also want to apologize here. We are very sorry that the world was not perfect before."

"But we did not give up."

"Therefore, this world has been reborn. I hope you can take a little time to enter this world and experience the infinite world after its rebirth. I also hope you can enjoy the fun in this infinite world after its rebirth."

The message ends, and the game's main interface appears.

On the game's main screen, there is a door with an open spatial passage. Simply click on the door to officially start the game.

Chapter 1171 Sales Figures That Are Infinitely Close

The content of this Infinite World update is actually quite simple.

However, there are actually some hidden updates that have not been announced.

First, the new version of the infinite world random generation system has undergone a major overhaul.

However, this version is not yet the complete version envisioned, so it was not explained in this update. Instead, it was pre-installed in the game to see how players reacted.

Then there were also many bugs and vulnerabilities in the game.

Because the game was so large, their small team of just over a hundred people, coupled with their lack of experience, simply couldn't solve the problem.

With the help of Yuxing Electronic Entertainment, they have also made a lot of efforts to fix the vulnerabilities.

This 1.1 update has patched up most of the serious vulnerabilities from before.

Even if the game itself may not be particularly fun, at least it can run normally and be played normally.

This game critic didn't know how to describe it either.