Bab 486: Iron Triangle
Before coming here, Aiko and Otomochan were not particularly interested in calling the God of Games.
She thought it was just some people exaggerating about Takayuki, when in fact Takayuki wasn't as great as people said.
Even if it was powerful, it couldn't reach the level of a deity.
But at this moment, the judgment of the two was shaken.
Because Takayuki's ability to keenly discover things was presented in a very straightforward manner before them, and they couldn't help but acknowledge it.
"I also want to have this kind of creativity."
Otomochan suddenly thought.
Originally interested in video games, she suddenly wanted to become a game developer.
This was not a sudden idea, but a similar thought she had before coming here. As Takayuki told them his story, Otomochan became more and more eager to develop a good game.
Looking at Takayuki's confident appearance, she also wanted to become such a person.
"Um, I want to ask, how can one become a game developer?"
Takayuki turned around and saw Otomochan raising her hand with a serious expression.
"You want to become a game developer? Do you want to create your own game?"
"Yes."
"Well, it's not easy. Video games require creativity, and the difficulty of becoming a developer is not much different from becoming a movie director."
Indeed, becoming a game developer was not easy. Takayuki deeply felt this, as the gaming industry in his previous life was very prosperous. In such a market, not many people could stand out from the crowd, and most faded into obscurity during the process.
"But." Takayuki deliberately paused and said, "We all have courses related to video games, and they cover everything. If you're interested, you can come to our classes first and see. Through studying the courses, you can judge for yourself whether you can truly become a game developer."
So far, Gamestar Entertainment's video game classes had never stopped. They always provided free courses to anyone interested in video games.
Takayuki hoped that the game development in this world would flourish with many contributors, rather than just him struggling alone in the industry.
At this moment, Aiko and Kazumi, beside Otomochan, showed surprised expressions.
They were obviously very surprised that Otomochan actually had the idea of developing games.
Even Tachibana glanced at Otomochan a few more times.
"Until now, all the game developers I've seen are men. Can't women develop games?" Otomochan asked again.
"Well, it's not that. In fact, I can tell you a secret now, please don't disclose it to others. Tomorrow we will have a major game release made by a woman. This will be the highlight announced tomorrow."
During the three days of the carnival, Takayuki prepared to gradually announce several of his important works.
His Monster Hunter game was the first, followed by the game that Minamoto Ayano had never announced.
Minamoto Ayano had developed a relatively good SFC game almost entirely by herself a long time ago, but it was a relatively formulaic video game, quite ordinary.
The advantage of this game was that the graphics were good enough, and there were almost no bugs.
The super programmer Minamoto Ayano obviously couldn't fail in her strongest field.
This time, Minamoto Ayano developed a new game again, and this time she didn't do it alone. She brought together many alumni from the computer programming department of her school to develop a new game together.
Minamoto Ayano even called her development team the Stanford Legion, making it seem very grand.
So far, Minamoto Ayano had kept the content of the game confidential, hardly letting even the president of the company know.
Only Minamoto Ayano could have such privileges in the company; others couldn't possibly do the same.
Of course, others also dared not do so.
The four high school students in front of him were somewhat surprised: "A major release developed by a woman? I had no idea about this before."
Takayuki said, "So it's a confidential matter. I think when it's announced, it will definitely attract a lot of attention."
Then he looked at Otomochan and asked, "What's your name?"
"Everyone usually calls me Otomochan. My full name is Makita Shion."
"Makita Shion... That's a nice name. So, Makita Shion, are you satisfied with my answer? Do you really want to become a game developer?"
Otomochan nodded. "I want to be that kind of person."
"Then I can look forward to the games you develop. I'll look forward to your active participation."
Otomochan nodded earnestly.
In addition to taking a group photo, Takayuki also signed each of them, and even attached a blessing, encouraging all four of them to study hard.
Especially Otomochan, it was not common for a girl to want to become a game developer.
Such people needed to be encouraged.
Indeed, the gaming industry was dominated by men.
Because games were originally targeted towards boys.
Later, in order to expand the gaming audience, some casual games or games targeted towards women were developed.
Some game developers in this world had gradually formed a fixed idea that game developers should be male, not female.
However, in his previous life, Takayuki, who had experienced it, didn't fully agree with this. Sometimes, female developers also had their delicate senses in developing games.
The most famous ones should be the female developers of Assassin's Creed and Animal Crossing.
These two games had sold tens of millions of copies, proving that female developers were not much worse than men.
The only difference was whether women had the confidence to break through in the male-dominated industry.
Just as the four people were about to leave the meeting room and prepare to leave, Takayuki suddenly called out to them, "Oh, I can give you a suggestion. The lady next to you, Makita Shion, happens to be someone who likes mining and farming gameplay. Perhaps you can consider forming a team together to develop games. Having someone around who is particularly interested in a certain type of game will make game development much easier. Of course, if you're not interested in mining and farming games, you can't force it."
Kazumi heard Takayuki's words and immediately widened her eyes in surprise. "Huh? Can... can I also become a game developer?"
Takayuki smiled and nodded, "Of course, you can. Everyone can be a game developer. And you just reminded me, in the future, I can also organize some game development activities, maybe we can discover some unexpected talents from them."
There was no formal requirement for being a game developer.
The gaming industry in this world was created from scratch.
Moreover, many of the game developers in Nintendo, Takayuki's previous life, were not discovered from computer or similar majors.
What a game developer needed more was a sudden burst of inspiration, which was not something that formal education could bring. It was everyone's talent.
In the previous world, there were game development competitions like game jams, but this world didn't have them yet. He should launch such activities in this world as well, to discover more outstanding game developers and enrich the gaming industry.
"Thank you, God of Games."
Hearing Takayuki's words, Otomochan said earnestly.
In fact, they all knew that Takayuki was not a god, nor was he omnipotent. He just gave them some suggestions and some confidence. But sometimes, such a small encouragement was enough to change a person's life.
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