How many people in this world can avoid Airi Hayasawa's deadly knife?
No one knows this, including her parents.
Then, now I should include Zhuyuxing.
In fact, Takeyusei himself didn't even know that Airi Hayasawa had this kind of instinct.
Because for a long time in the past, Airi Hayazawa did not show any violent tendencies in front of Takeyusei.
Only occasionally does Takeyusei notice that Airi Hayasawa is a little stronger than the average woman.
Because when he first took Airi Hayasawa to the park to promote game consoles, Airi Hayasawa could move the big-head TV of the early years by himself.
At that time, Zhu Youxing thought it was just because women could bear the weight of the big-head TV.
But in fact, the average woman may not be able to move it, and even if she does it, she can't do it without changing her face.
"Bamboo Yu-san, the principle of this ray gun is what you told me before. Our engineering development team conducted three generations of product development to roughly produce what you expected."
Airi Hayasawa enthusiastically explained the beam gun to Takeyusei.
A TV and an engineering red and white machine have been placed in front of Zhu Youxing.
Compared with the retail household red and white consoles that are normally sold, engineering red and white consoles have a more rugged appearance.
Because this will not be sold to outsiders, there is no need to consider the customer's aesthetics, and it can be done whatever is convenient.
The entire motherboard is exposed, making it easy to debug and observe at any time.
Zhu Yuxing is holding a ray gun. The gun looks like a futuristic pistol from a science fiction movie. There is a wire at the end that extends to the game console and is plugged into the slot where the game console should have been plugged in.
"We have finally produced a product that is finally usable without changing the original internal hardware configuration of the game console. You can try it."
Airi Hayasawa looked at Takeyusei's movements with anticipation.
At this time, a scene similar to a shooting range appeared on the TV.
This is a simulation program and cannot be completely regarded as a game because it is too rough. It is just a simple test software made to test this ray gun.
But even something like this is still very interesting.
Several employees nearby were also eager to try it. If Zhu Youxing hadn't come, they would probably be rushing to try it out now.
This may be due to some primitive fighting instinct of human beings.
Since thermal weapons came to this world, both adults and children seem to have dreams of firearms.
You don't need to actually own it.
Even indirect contact can excite many children and older children.
In parks and in the streets, there will be many children playing jungle shooting games with their peers with simulated guns, imitating the battle scenes of adults.
It is conceivable that if this brand new shooting entertainment method is brought to the public, it will be welcomed.
In the history of ray guns in previous generations, Nintendo had roughly three generations of ray guns.
The first generation was from the ancient Famicom era, with relatively weak functions and slow response. It can only be said to be a novel experience.
Then the second generation was optimized and launched on later game consoles such as the Super Nintendo, and then came the third generation of modern light guns.
With the functions and original hardware technology of the Famicom, the best we can do is develop a second-generation light gun in advance for use.
When it comes to the third generation of ray guns, the game console itself will need to use corresponding hardware.
In order to save costs, Zhuyouxing's red and white consoles did not have this hardware installed before.
Later machines cannot be added directly, otherwise it will be unfair to players who purchased the game machine before.
It may be possible to build new game consoles in the future.
The second-generation ray gun itself is roughly an optimized version of the first-generation.
The principle is that the light gun pulls the trigger and then transmits the signal to the game console. The game console then sends an instruction to the TV to flash a white screen for a few tenths of a second so that the light gun can capture the white light coordinates on the screen and finally determine the hit of the light gun.
Location.
The early light guns were designed to capture TV signals rather than emit signals.
To explain it in principle, the ray gun does not fire bullets, but recycles bullets.
Of course, the real performance is the normal launch screen.
Zhu Youxing pointed the light gun at several targets on the screen and continuously pulled the trigger. All the targets were accurately hit. It was not difficult, but the delay was simply touching for Zhu Yousing.
This delay is estimated to be around 100 milliseconds.
You must know that the response time of some high-quality monitors in later generations is a one-millisecond response gimmick.
It takes about a hundred milliseconds for humans to gradually perceive it.
However, games like ray gun are actually more sensitive to millisecond perception, so they cannot be compared.
However, this is also the limit of what can be produced now. It is estimated that when the third generation is developed, the delay will be reduced to about 20 milliseconds, which is difficult to detect.
Of course, this delay is a little uncomfortable for Zhu Youxing, but it is not so difficult to accept for people in this world who have never experienced a light gun.
"How about Takeyu-san?" Airi Hayasawa looked at Takeyusei expectantly.
"Very good. How much does this cost?"
Zhu Youxing smiled and responded with approval.
Airi Hayasawa answered happily: "The cost does not exceed 1,500 yen, including hardware cost and packaging cost. As for the game itself, it may need to be reworked. The current test software is not very good-looking.
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Including the packaging cost, the total is 1,500 yen? Then if it is bundled with the game, it should be sold within 8,000 yen.
Zhu Youxing nodded: "Okay, then report the design technology of this thing to our legal department and ask them to register the patent. Then contact the production factory and start small-scale promotion. First, promote this thing in some entertainment halls."
Zhu Yuxing remembers that ray guns appeared most often in entertainment halls, but rarely at home. It was not until they entered the North American market that they completely opened up and got out of control.
It seems that in the previous life, a duck-hunting game released with the first-generation ray gun sold more than 20 million copies.
Most of them seem to have been contributed by North America and Europe.
The people there are generally tough and do not have much national history. They prefer modern thermal weapons and other things to enhance their national self-confidence.
"By the way, since the ray gun has been successfully produced, each of you will receive a bonus to reward your efforts during this period."
The employees present could not conceal their joy.
Since they came to Youxing Electronic Entertainment, the relaxed atmosphere and fun-filled research environment have given them a new sense of fun at work.
In the past, the companies they worked for were either stagnant or extremely involved. Each one of them worked hard overtime to optimize the original product research, and then took credit for it. Few people would innovate, because
That's too difficult, and the gain outweighs the loss.
On the contrary, here they were exposed to a lot of new things, and the wages given by the boss were quite generous, so they worked harder.
Is there any better job than letting your imagination run wild and getting a good salary?
I'm afraid it will be difficult to find.
PS: The promise of four updates today has been fulfilled, and the chapters that were overdue have been completed. Thank you readers and bosses for your recommendation votes and collections!