Video Game Tycoon in Tokyo-Chapter 872: What Do You Think It Looks Like?

The green life line — that seemed to represent a certain game.

Some players had already begun to suspect something.

Because up to now, only one game had ever been associated with that green life line.

"I just remembered something."

"What is it?"

"Wasn't there an easter egg revealed not long ago?"

"Easter egg? What easter egg?"

Among the crowd, some people were confused, while others were growing visibly excited.

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About half an hour earlier, Murakami Kazuo's game media team was conducting an exclusive livestream on Facebook.

With Gamestar Electronic Entertainment's authorization, they were live-broadcasting the latest game trailers from the Gamestar Carnival.

Over ten million people were watching the official stream, while the simulcasts were also drawing millions of viewers.

The most popular among them was Murakami Kazuo's own game media channel.

"Hello viewers, welcome to our special broadcast of today's game showcase! We'll be livestreaming all of the Gamestar Carnival trailers in real time."

A group of now well-known young personalities from the gaming media industry had gathered in a recording studio, chatting enthusiastically about all kinds of rumors surrounding new games.

"Word is, this year's game showcase is packed with heavy-hitters!"

"Totally! I even heard a rumor that the new Need for Speed might be revealed today."

"Need for Speed? Wasn't that series officially put on hold, with a new IP taking its place?"

"Well, they could've changed course. After all, Need for Speed has more name recognition."

"Honestly though, I've been enjoying racing in GTA more. The custom maps in that game are wild — so much fun."

The young people in the studio were clearly hardcore gamers, able to talk endlessly about today's showcase.

Meanwhile, sitting nearby was a woman with a pleasant smile.

She was beautiful, with a great figure — a draw for non-gaming viewers and a way to expand the livestream's reach.

At the same time, casting a "sweet but clueless" character who only knew a little about games always made for good entertainment.

This woman had a knack for asking naïve questions that seemed childish to gamers, making her appear adorably clueless — which only made viewers want to see more of her.

With this setup, the livestream's popularity was skyrocketing. In just ten minutes, their stream had over 500,000 concurrent viewers, putting real strain on Facebook's servers.

Of course, to the higher-ups at Facebook, this was a very welcome problem.

It was solid, measurable success.

"It's starting! It's starting! Here comes the first trailer — let's see what it is... Wait, wait, wait — Sun Armor? Oh my god! No way!"

The veteran hosts in the studio were wide-eyed and open-mouthed, clearly in disbelief.

But the evidence was right there — they had no choice but to accept it.

When the well-known character Sun Knight appeared on-screen, the hosts actually screamed with excitement — perfect for the show.

Meanwhile, the clueless lady kept her slightly puzzled smile, as if she had no idea what was going on.

"Oh my god, I'm witnessing history! Surai Electronics' flagship title is coming to PC! And to the Battlenet platform! This is insane!"

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"This is a miracle! Sun Knight coming to PC, to Battlenet — there's no word strong enough for this level of amazing!"

"Exactly! I feel the same way!"

Before they could calm down, another game was revealed — also a flagship title from Surai Electronics.

Several of Surai's top games were launching on PC Battlenet.

Revealing them all together pushed the stream's popularity to another level.

Viewers loved the hosts' over-the-top reactions because they felt the same way — the enthusiasm felt authentic and relatable.

"I'm telling you, we're witnessing a historic moment! This is something that'll go down in the annals of gaming! Two rival companies coming together like this — why would they do it?"

"What else could it be? We've already heard the rumors — Surai Electronics and Gamestar Electronic Entertainment are joining forces to take down Mikford, pushing them out of gaming, and now going after their smartphone and PC platforms too."

"Mikford's getting wrecked, going up against these two giants at the same time."

"No kidding."

Everyone was abuzz.

And honestly, they were thrilled.

Being able to play Surai's first-party games on PC was a dream come true.

Sure, a few die-hard Surai fans were upset, feeling like it was a betrayal. But most players welcomed this kind of move — they just wanted to play games. The hardware didn't matter much.

"Look, there's more coming. Don't get too hyped just yet — I'm worried you'll run out of energy later."

The pretty woman exaggerated her tone. "You guys are seriously freaking out — are these games that good?"

"Listen, lady, it's not about how good they are. It's about history. You don't get it — just follow our lead!"

"Here comes the next one! Looks like a Japanese-style historical game?"

"Ooh! The atmosphere is really good. Looks like it's about samurai?"

"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice? That's the one we heard rumors about earlier. Doesn't look super stunning yet, but it's from Gamestar, so I'll definitely give it a shot."

"Wait, there's more — Ghost of Tsushima? Based on actual Japanese history? This looks interesting! Look at those moves and that film-like filter. Classic samurai cinema vibes. I'm definitely trying this when I get the chance!"

After that, the hosts calmed down a bit and started analyzing the games more seriously.

But then, Takayuki returned to the stage. And behind him on the big screen appeared a soft, glowing green life line.

"Hold on... Hold on... Something big is coming. You guys see that green line? Doesn't it look familiar?"