In order to write a review of the major events in the gaming industry in 2021, I have been combing through the news and columns published in the game time station this year for the past few days. I have to say that this year there are also a lot of wonderful column articles, I always comb it and become a state of perusal content, watching half a day before suddenly waking up: I still have to write!
Anyway, I look at it, and if I use it to produce something, it doesn't count as touching a fish. So I've put together 11 op-eds that will rank among the top hits or comments on the Gaming Time site in 2021 to see if people still have an impression:
At the beginning of this year, foreign media broke the news that Sony plans to close the PS3, PSV, and PSP game stores this year, which can't help but make people wonder: Do we spend real money to buy digital games, is there enough protection? With this question in mind, the box went to investigate and told everyone about the people who saved the digital game, and their open struggle with the copyright owner.
In view of the common phenomenon of the end of large-length comics, Ichiyama takes us back to the rise and development of long-form comics, as well as the changes and changes experienced along the way, which has triggered the distant imagination of many old comic fans in the comment area.
After writing the review is not enough, but to open another article about his love for the "Galactic Warrior" series, it seems that the little squid is really a die-hard fan of this series. I wonder if you resonated when you read this article?
With 200+ favorites and 80 reviews, I believe it's not just because the subject of this article is butter. I'm not a galgame player, and I can't feel the inner throbbing that comes with an older work like Peers being remade years later. If you read this article and have something to say, you may wish to chat in the comments section.
PSV's last guardian, the village chief, he returned. Taking advantage of Sony's announcement of the closure of the PSV store and the withdrawal of the decision, the village chief reviewed with us the mysterious back touch function of PSV and the games that used this function.
That's right, the village chief again. After introducing the games that use the PSV back touch function, the village chief came to tell you about the PSV games that are now difficult to buy.
There is no doubt that the tutorial in the last part of this article is the real essence. In order to make up for the previous works of the series before the launch of "God of True Pop 3", Sanshin has developed a set of ways to play Japanese games, and if you want to play but do not support the Chinese of the text works, you can refer to it.
Bikini female anchor + bath + any normal live broadcast project (chat / play game), once became the wealth password of overseas live broadcast platform. The box introduces you to the ins and outs of this trend, and proves with the 77 favorites and 89 comments that this article eventually got, it can also become a traffic password for column posts.
The most exciting thing for Soul Players in 2021 is naturally the simultaneous announcement of the live machine trailer and release date of "Eldon's Law Ring". Aro's good friend Apo immediately sorted out a lot of details and speculations after reading the trailer, laying a good foundation for the next "environmental studies" research.
Sure enough, he knows a lot of people, so from time to time he can share some stories about the people he knows. This time he shared the story of the army that opened Internet cafes. When I watched it, it occurred to me that the person who had been in and out of the Internet café before had never thought of the person who turned me on behind the counter, and the story of his running the Internet café could also support an article of tens of thousands of words.
On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the GBA, we look back at the new handhelds that challenged the kings between 2003 and 2006 and how they forced a generation of kings off the throne.
What's your favorite column for 2021? In the comments section, you might want to talk about the articles that impressed you.