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Chapter 544 - 176: I knew I’d face a fierce dragon, but is this dragon a bit too big_2

Chapter 544: Chapter 176: I knew I’d face a fierce dragon, but is this dragon a bit too big_2

Korea and Neon’s major game manufacturers combined similarly couldn’t accomplish this feat.

Looking at it from this angle,

the achievements of the top player are indeed far from those of the colossal entity that is Blue Ocean Paradise.

On the other hand,

people have biases towards their own perception.

The older generation’s favorite singers could never be replaced by the new generation’s singers.

Moreover, Ke Jun saw Blue Ocean Paradise not merely at the level of a singer.

It was the culprit that indirectly caused his father’s death and a behemoth in the entire gaming industry.

This affair had certainly cast a shadow over Ke Jun’s childhood.

Now, his own son was about to embark on the same path, and perhaps one day he too would face the huge presence of the past.

This reignited the phobia in Ke Jun’s heart once again.

All this, Ke Jin could understand.

After all, his dad didn’t know he was actually not from Blue Star, nor did he know he had Brother Tong Zi’s assistance.

Believing that he, as the top player, could in no way surpass Blue Ocean Paradise, was not entirely unfounded.

But for Ke Jin,

it’s just a broken Blue Ocean Paradise.

I haven’t even heard of it.

Chances are it’s already declined by now.

Let me check it out first!

He gave Baby Yu a look, signaling her to play for time with his dad.

Ke Jin casually pulled out his phone, looking for information about Blue Ocean Paradise.

But to his surprise,

he could hardly find any keywords related to ’Blue Ocean Paradise’ online.

Even after scrolling through several pages, what popped up was the name of a foot massage parlor...

"Brother Tong Zi, can you help me search for Blue Star’s historical data? Look for Blue Ocean Paradise on a global scale." After the unsuccessful search, Ke Jin decided to seek Brother Tong Zi’s help.

He had never used Brother Tong Zi to search for information before.

But Ke Jin surmised that Brother Tong Zi should be capable of it.

After all, if it had the ability to retrieve various games from Earth’s history, even able to extract game plans,

then it naturally should have a general understanding of Blue Star’s gaming market.

Otherwise, it wouldn’t be able to act as a supervisor and accompany him all the time.

Ke Jin had merely asked on the off chance,

given that Brother Tong Zi had always been such that unless it was related to a gaming mission, it wouldn’t produce prompts.

But this time, Brother Tong Zi didn’t seem so indifferent.

Quickly, a complete file on ’Blue Ocean Paradise’ from its establishment to the present, presented in a deep blue high-tech projection, appeared before only Ke Jin’s eyes.

The early development of Blue Ocean Paradise wasn’t much different from what Ke Jun had said.

Especially the part about the consolidation of shares and the expulsion of Ke Xiangyang.

At that time, it had caused quite a stir in the United States.

However, subsequently, under the powerful cover of capital, the Skill of Rewriting History was activated.

Almost all records related to the creation of Blue Ocean Paradise were deleted at that time, and with a deluge of new news, a new layer of memories was overlaid for the players.

Blue Ocean Paradise, initially founded by ’Woberg Garcia’

After 1995, those who still remembered Ke Xiangyang could be counted on one hand.

And by the millennium, there was no longer any record of Ke Xiangyang in the marketplace.

As for the Huaxia Nation,

at that time, the internet was not well-developed in the Huaxia Nation, and since Ke Xiangyang made his real fame in the United States, related domestic reports were almost nonexistent.

There were, however, a few scattered documents that recounted some legendary game design journeys of Ke Xiangyang.

But those were newspaper articles, attempts by some new generation in the Huaxia Nation’s inland to try opening the gates to the gaming industry, and they chose to publish reports.

The reception afterwards was lukewarm, with almost no one paying attention, and the newspaper leadership harshly criticized them for being misguided by games, questioning how they could publish content about games?

After that, there was no more noise.

Until now, when gaming gradually began to revive and grow active again,

Ke Xiangyang, the person, had completely disappeared from the world.

However, what concerned Ke Jin more was,

the current situation of Blue Ocean Paradise.

This gaming company, completely dominated by ’Woberg Garcia’ since the late ’80s,

had gone through a phase of monopoly.

That is, all game companies that wanted to design the current types of games on the market had to pay patent fees to Blue Ocean Paradise.

This period of monopoly indeed caused the stock market of Blue Ocean Paradise to soar, instantly turning it into a top-tier corporation well-known in every American household.

At its peak, it was even on par with Microsoft at the time.

After all, a computer could be used for a long time.

But the lifecycle of a game is not long, and on the same computer, players could play dozens or even hundreds of games.

And these games, once released, all had to pay tribute to their own company.

Blue Ocean Paradise, could be said to be the ultimate ideal state of all capitalists.

But thereafter, towards the end of the ’90s,

the gaming market entered an unprecedented winter.

The reason being the extreme monopoly led to the gaming genres being tightly locked at their developmental ceiling.

The themes of games remained unchanged year after year, and even the variety failed to shift.

Players were completely tired of it.

Ke Jin roughly imagined the scenario.

Before the establishment of the top player, the gaming market in the Huaxia Nation didn’t seem that outrageous.

Although back then, nearly all games on the market were of the heavy in-app purchasing variety,

at least they would change a batch of themes, put on a new skin, and then make money.

Whereas in the late ’90s, it was truly an epoch of extreme repetition.