Video Game Tycoon in Tokyo-Chapter 890: Highly Recommended

"Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a love letter to everyone who has ever loved this game."

"This game threw out a brand new mystery from the very beginning. I know that many of you reading this article may not be very familiar with the Final Fantasy series, so let me first explain the game itself."

"Final Fantasy 7 originally had an older version, and that version can be considered the game that pioneered the era of 3D role-playing games."

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"The story of this game itself is quite formulaic, but it manages to touch the heart of every player who has ever played it."

"If you're interested in giving it a try, I absolutely recommend this game! Whether you were a fan of this game in the past or you're just now considering playing it, this game is definitely worth a shot!"

On the game review website run by Kuramatsu Ichiman, it had been a long time since he had personally reviewed a game. Most of the games were now reviewed by a team of people and carefully vetted before being published on their site.

In Kuramatsu Ichiman's view, their game review website carried a responsibility to the players.

If their reviews were not credible, their reputation would suffer, and a lack of professionalism in reviewing a game would also affect the long-term advertising revenue of the site.

So, as the website gradually grew, the review team became more professional, and each report was conducted with as much neutrality as possible.

Before the review, they would also gather data on the participants' basic gaming interests and preferences to ensure that the players reading the reviews would be able to find out if the reviewer shared similar interests.

If there was a match, the review would be even more relevant to that player.

However, after the 2010 Switch year, Kuramatsu Ichiman broke the rules.

He would be the one to release the Final Fantasy 7 review report by himself.

The reason was simple—he was a huge fan of this game.

When he was lost in life, Final Fantasy 7 gave him hope, and on top of that, he had been fortunate enough to meet the legendary Takyuki in person several times, with Takayuki personally guiding him, helping him understand his life's purpose.

Of course, a professional review of Final Fantasy 7 would still be released, but Kuramatsu Ichiman also wanted to share his personal thoughts.

Especially when he saw the opportunity in Final Fantasy 7 Remake to alter the original game's story arc, he was so excited that he almost cried.

For a man, crying wasn't a good habit.

But with this game, he just couldn't hold back—he needed to express his feelings.

Afterward, it wasn't just Kuramatsu Ichiman. On Facebook's live streaming site, almost every game-related streamer chose to broadcast Final Fantasy 7 Remake on the day of its release. On one hand, it was about riding the wave of hype, but on the other, most of these streamers had once played the original Final Fantasy 7.

They had a very special attachment to the game.

And that feeling drove them to strongly recommend the game to all players, or else it would be a huge regret.

"The streamer is currently playing Final Fantasy 7 Remake."

"What? You're asking if the graphics are good? Of course! This is a groundbreaking game from Gamestar Electronic Entertainment! Let me tell you, this game is definitely worthy of being this year's Game of the Year. It's a shame that Gamestar is the crownless king and can't participate in the vote. Otherwise, I'd definitely vote for this game!"

Under this level of excitement, the sales of Final Fantasy 7 Remake continued to rise.

At the same time, fan creations related to Final Fantasy 7 also began to quietly rise.

Each character in this game was incredibly charming.

Whether from their appearance or from the story's design, every player who played the game was drawn to them.

Meanwhile, Myron Case was struggling.

He really couldn't understand how such a game could be so captivating.

But seeing so many of his subordinates praising the game, he began to feel a bit envious.

Was this game really that attractive? But why couldn't he empathize with it?

At the same time, with the release of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Gamestar Electronic Entertainment and related electronics industries saw their sales surge.

Ordinary people would usually be driven by consumerism to purchase the latest products.

Mickford, for example, relied on the release of a new smartphone each year to make his huge profits.

But the release of Final Fantasy 7... No, it wasn't just the release of Final Fantasy 7.

It was the continuous release of various video games and smart products from companies like Suri Electronics, Morgan Group, and Facebook over the past year, which had completely eaten into his domain. Mickford was now far from achieving the position he had initially hoped for.

This was the most painful thing for him.

One week after the release of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Myron Case couldn't hold back any longer and called an internal meeting.

"What's the boss going to do today? Is there a new tech development plan?"

"I don't know, this meeting is so sudden. I heard even the other executives don't know what the boss wants to do."

"I heard from some rumors that the boss is in a lot of pain lately. It seems like it has to do with the recent video game releases."

"Video games? Why would the boss be in pain over that?"

"Don't you know? The release of all these video games has attracted so many people, and they're abandoning buying smartphones. Even if they want to buy a smartphone, they only want to buy Facebook's phones because Facebook's phones can play all the popular game titles. By the way, have any of you bought a Facebook phone?"

"No, no, absolutely not!"

The others quickly waved their hands to deny it.

They definitely wouldn't admit something like that here.

They worked for Mickford, and to think they would buy a competitor's phone and boost the competitor's income and reputation. If the boss found out, even if he was lenient, he would be furious.

But it couldn't be helped. After all, Facebook's phones were just too attractive.