"Hello everyone, I am ABC reporter Sean Jerome. I am now at the scene of this CES exhibition. Not far behind me is the booth of Mars Entertainment, which was in the infringement storm the day before. "A middle-aged reporter in his forties and wearing a pair of black glasses was saying something to the camera. While he was talking, he pointed at the booth of Mars Entertainment, which was surrounded by countless people, and there was no specific situation at all.

Due to the venue, Jester could not prepare hundreds of machines at this CES exhibition like the trial session he had run before. There were only a few more than 30 trial areas here. Jester tried every means to save space and squeezed out.

Jester knows that for players, they will only buy your game if your game is something they like.

Although there are only a few more than 30 dreamboxes with nineteen-inch color TVs, they still cannot stop the enthusiasm of players. Since the exhibition has just allowed tourists to enter, they have been surrounded by enthusiastic players. In addition to being a loyal fan of Mars Entertainment, many people have been driven to take a look after reading the reports this morning.

Sean Jerome approached the display cabinet of Mars Entertainment. He was old and didn't have much interest in electronic games. However, his youngest son, who was in middle school, loved Mars Entertainment games and even regarded Jester as his idol. Jerome was not dissatisfied with this. After all, Jester is now an entrepreneurial role model for young people in the United States and one of the most outstanding young entrepreneurs.

Looking at the people who were clamoring around the new host of Mars Entertainment, Jerome seemed to have seen his son. After he waited patiently for a while, a young man who had just finished the game and his own trial time had also ended, left his seat that originally belonged to him with some reluctance and dejectedness. The person behind him who had been queueing for a long time could not wait to grab the handle and start his trial.

"Hey, sir, please wait. Can you ask you a few questions?" Seeing that the young man was about to walk to the Mars entertainment arcade trial, Jerome quickly stepped forward and called out a few steps, then asked with a gentle smile.

The young man first looked at Jerome holding a microphone, and then saw the camera immediately following him. It seemed that he had seen the camera or the ABC logo on Jerome's ID. After hesitating for a moment, the young man finally nodded and agreed.

"I am ABC reporter Sean Jerome. You can call me Sean. I want to ask, I was fascinated by watching you try out the game Mars Entertainment. Is it so fun?" He first introduced himself, and then Jerome started his own question, but he also knew that the question he asked was meaningless, it was just a routine matter. This is the mutual benefit between TV stations and Mars Entertainment. He was just an interviewer.

Hearing Jerome's questioning question, the young man seemed extremely dissatisfied. He frowned hard and said in a heavy tone: "Mr. Reporter. I think Mr. Jester. Li said it was right at the press conference before. Just judge the quality of a game, you only need to play it yourself. If you want to know how great a game "Ballotelli's Great Adventure" is, I think it's better to try it yourself. Instead of interviewing me here, it's just a waste of effort."

After the young man finished speaking, he snorted disdainfully, and then ignored the abc TV reporter who was a little embarrassed by what he said just now, and walked straight towards the arcade trial area that had been surrounded by a long time ago. He had heard that there was a complete version of "Avengers" in this trial, which was the game he was most looking forward to.

Looking at the background of the young man's departure, Jerome could only smile bitterly, and he could only interview other people now.

There were so many people who came to try it out. After a few minutes, Jerome stopped another one. This time Jerome was outside the crowd and watched the player who left for a long time. The game he just played was different from the young man who angrily scolded him. Although he didn't know much about electronic games, he could still clearly distinguish the scene of a jumping villain and a plane firing bullets.

The player who was interviewed obviously had a much better temper. After hearing Jerome’s question, he first opened his eyes wide, then looked at Jerome like an alien, and finally said in an extremely incredible tone.

"Yes, sir, "Sharoman Snake" is the best game I have ever played in my life. I just came back from Japan. I played the game called "1942" before. At that time, I thought it was the best in the world. But now I realized that it was a big mistake. "1942" is not worthy of carrying shoes for "Sharoman Snake". It is worthy of being a game made by Mr. Jester Li himself! What? You ask me how did I know that this was made by Mr. Jester Li? Do you know nothing about electronic games? Apart from Mr. Jester Li, do you think anyone else can make such a great game?"

Later, Jerome interviewed several players who tried different games. They all praised the games they played without exception. Basically, more than 90% of people said that as long as the Dreambox is not too expensive, they will definitely buy one. Even a couple in their thirties said that after playing the cartoon-style game "Ballotelli's Adventures in Another World", they also said that his son's birthday gift this year was settled.

To be honest, the interview result was also very surprising to Jerome. He did not expect that Mars Entertainment’s games were so popular, and even made him, a person who had never been interested in electronic games, have the idea of ​​giving it a try. However, his interview mission has not yet ended, and he will have one of the most important interview missions next - an exclusive interview with Jerster.

Jester is a celebrity, and Mars Entertainment is not a company without reputation. It has made many media headlines when its turnover exceeded 500 million US dollars. However, Mars Entertainment has always appeared in a positive image before. This time, it is the first time that it was accused of such serious infringement.

Moreover, in many media and newspapers, different arguments have even begun to be debated.

The first thing to do was Newsweek. The beautiful reporter named Elizabeth Winnie asked Jester at the Q&A meeting, which was successfully published by an article that supported Jester using a simulator at the exhibition. Then, people from all sides immediately disdained her statement, and some even said in the article that Jester and this Miss Elizabeth were both ignorant of the law.

Infringement is infringement, and it has nothing to do with right or wrong or reason.

However, for ordinary people, especially those who like video games, they support Jester's demonstration very much, because he can prevent them and other players from being deceived.

Some angry players even directly stated that they would never buy the console of the fraudulent company Nintendo.

"Mr. Li, do you still think your previous actions are not considered infringement?" After seeing Jester's first face and shocked Jester's youth, Sean Jerome asked a question that is not easy to answer.

Jester smiled, he didn't answer directly, reached out and touched his chin, as if he was thinking.

In fact, the relationship between ABC and Jester is quite good. Jester thinks that things are getting more and more intense now. If he takes an evasive attitude towards various media like before, it will inevitably make people feel guilty. So after thinking about it over and over again, he decided to accept an exclusive interview, and then he gave this exclusive interview opportunity to his old relative ABC.

Sean Jerome also received the above sign. As for whether Jester infringes or not, it is not the key to the media like them. The key is that this topic is heating up now. In the past, American companies were always suing Japanese companies for infringement. This is the first time that Japanese companies filed infringement lawsuits against an American company in the United States, which is enough to attract attention.

His task is to continue to hype this topic.

Jester agreed to be interviewed and had this idea. The current electronic game market is not hot. Although after his own efforts, it is much better than the depression he had when he first came. He asked Carly to do a survey before. Most people who have played their own company games before said that if their home computer games are interesting, they don’t mind buying one.

But this can only represent a simple intention. In the eyes of mainstream media today, although electronic games have shown signs of recovery, there is still a long way to go to restore to the heyday of Atari.

Jester knew that relying solely on arcade game players to drive home machine sales is a drop in the bucket. What he has to do now is to take advantage of the rising heat of Nintendo’s suing himself for the simulator to create more topics and let as many people pay attention to this matter, especially those who have been hurt by Atari and vowed not to play video games again. Now it is different from the past, and the fun games are back. We are completely different from Atari.

Faced with the problem of Sean Jerome, Jest just thought for a little bit, and then he said firmly without hesitation: "If it is true that it is infringement, then I will say that I have infringement. I don't understand one thing. My employees made an emulator, but we did not make a profit. I just demonstrated to others based on righteous indignation to others how the functions of FC are, so that players can understand that this is something that everyone is satisfied with, so why did it become infringement?"
Chapter completed!