Game Development: I Want to Revitalize Chinese Games

Su Yancheng returned to 1995. That year, he was eighteen, studying in Japan, passionate about games, and fiercely criticizing Konami. That year, he began to have many aspirations for the future. He always felt that the best Three Kingdoms game in the world should come from his country. He also always felt that Qiao Feng and Lu Xueqi might not be inferior to Geralt and Alice. When he looked down at Los Santos under the night sky in the game, seeing the bustling city and its lights, he thought of the Zhuque Avenue of Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty and the Chang Le Wei Yang Palace in Luoyang. When he galloped across Tsushima Island and Mount Yotei, seeing the mountain reeds and flocks of cranes spreading their wings, he enviously asked himself, "My great land, with its myriad things under the frosty sky, and picturesque scenery, isn't it just as beautiful? You have the rainy leaves of Assassin's Creed: Shadow? I have the small bridges and flowing water of my homeland! You have the misty villages and eerie tales of Silent Hill?"...