Fanhua: Abao, stop here and pay me back.

Chapter 37 Monopolized Hanka
Watching Abao's increasingly handsome and upright figure disappear at the end of Qiujiang Road.

After all, Li Chengxian couldn't help himself and asked the question he had been holding back for a long time.

"Brother Siji, why don't you let Abao know how we got the money."

Li Chengxian had some small complaints.

"Abao, I, and Brother Siji have known each other very early and are already very good brothers. In addition, although our money is a quick sum of money, it is legal and compliant, and it is not something shameful. matter."

Li Chengxian couldn't bear to see some bad blood between his good brothers. Just now Gou Siji chose to conceal the source of the money. This was not like Gou Siji's previous frank style with his brothers, and would also cause bad blood between the brothers. .

Li Chengxian thought it was really not worth it.

"It's okay. I have given enough sincerity. His teacher and uncle heard about this and will help us resolve this gap that has not yet appeared."

Gou Siji smiled mysteriously at Li Chengxian.

Li Chengxian looked quite helpless.

Gou Siji had no intention of staying outside the shop and chatting. The most important thing now was the next thing.

When passing by Wang Kun who was waiting at the entrance of the store.

"Be happy. They are not your brother's subordinates. It will do you no good to keep a straight face. How can you take over my store?"

Gou Siji saw Wang Kun's reserved look in front of several children and expressed relief.

"Hmph~~~"

Wang Kun was a little shaken by Gou Siji's words.

Keeping a straight face really doesn't do you any good.

But then I thought about it and realized that the guy in front of me was just messing with me on purpose and making me look embarrassed in public.

But looking at the little kids in front of me who were quite interested in the frog coats on their bodies, a feeling that hadn't appeared in a long time also emerged in my heart.

"It's okay. If you do it a few more times, you'll get used to getting along with ordinary people."

Gou Siji touched the heads of several children and teased Wang Kun with a smile.

Wang Kun was so frightened that he was shocked.

No, even if I am beaten to death by my brother tomorrow, I cannot come again.

Gou Siji walked into the back of the store.

"How's the progress? Not to mention it's been a long time and you haven't finished it yet."

Gou Siji walked to the large lounge chair behind the table and lay down comfortably.

"No."

Bai Zhi said with a resentful look.

"As promised, you'll come over and help me as soon as you finish working on the stocks. See what you did today?"

Bai Zhi talked about the promise Gou Siji made to himself a few days ago.

"Either you're training the new Wang Kun who doesn't know what he's called, or you're just lazy here. Have you given me a little help?"

Although Bai Zhi also found Gou Siji's training of Wang Kun very interesting, the cost of this fun was doubling his workload.

That Baizhi doesn't want to do it anymore.

"Didn't I come in to help you?"

Gou Siji said shamelessly.

"Are you lying here just to help me? Then forget it."

Bai Zhi curled his lips.

"I can tell you that the progress of the Chinese culture of that Contra game is almost zero."

Bai Zhi warned.

"It's okay. Anyway, there are only a few gangs in China that have the ability and willingness. Most of their skills are even a fraction of yours." Gou Siji was not in a hurry about this matter.

"Those who pirated game cartridges saw that Japanese game cartridges were selling like hotcakes, so naturally they were too lazy to add culture to the game. Most of those who wanted to add culture to the game were enthusiasts who needed funds but no money and no technology. Technology. Coupled with the Chinese character image library we have compiled before. Our advantages are simply invincible."

Gou Siji was a little proud.

To tell Gou Siji's heart, he didn't know how to lose in the Chinese version of the game.

"The most important thing is that now is not the best time for Chinese-language games to appear."

Gou Siji told the most crucial reason.

Gou Siji and the others are not the only group on the market that has the ability to localize games. Gou Siji does not think that his technology is unique in the world and that everyone else is a fool.

In fact, Chinese-language games are an extremely thankless task.

This is the reason why there is no professional team doing Chinese translation in China, and only a few extreme game enthusiasts are doing it.

Chinese-language games require research and development costs.

Today's Nintendo games are all written in assembly language.

Just like the one Gou Siji has on hand, Nintendo used the 6502-based CPU chip assembly language to write it.

One characteristic of assembly language is that it is extremely expensive to learn.

The assembly language on each computer will be different depending on its CPU. Even for different series of chips from the same company, the assembly language is completely different.

This means that learning an assembly language can basically only serve a few CPUs and their derivative models.

If it is a different CPU, this assembly language will basically be useless.

This is also the reason why high-level languages ​​represented by C language will replace assembly language.

It is because of the versatility of C language on various platforms.

Of course, Intel became the dominant company later, sorting out and basically unifying the assembly language on its own products, reducing learning costs, but this was already after the millennium.

The current situation is that no one will use this skill to do such a thankless task as localizing games.

Because genuine games can be pirated, after your pirated games are translated into Chinese, won’t anyone stop piracy?
Nintendo spends a lot of energy on preventing game piracy. Can its current size be comparable to Nintendo's current research on anti-piracy?

the answer is negative.

Gou Siji was trying to localize the game, so he naturally knew its value. This was not a card that could be used now.

In order to maximize the benefits of this card, you have to keep this card in your hands for a while.

"The most important thing now is Hanka's matter."

Gou Siji put aside the issue of Chinese-language Nintendo games and said.

The reason that hinders the development of microcomputers in China is not only that the domestic economy has not yet developed, but more importantly, microcomputers were developed from European and American countries.

The language used is English.

But now in China, even a person who can speak English can be called a senior talent. How can people buy a computer if they don't even know what is written in the computer?

Although some people who developed it first became interested in microcomputers, its high cost of use determined that it would shut out most people.

Of course, there are already Lenovo Hanka cards, especially the Lenovo Type III Hanka card newly developed by Ni Guangnan this year, which has successfully condensed the Hanka card that originally required six 6-sized graphics cards to only one 4060-sized card. Same functionality.

It can be said to be a great progress.

But the terrible thing is that all Lenovo Hanka cards are sold together with IBM computers and are not sold separately.

It directly blocked the way forward for stores that assemble machines (compatible machines) like Gou Siji.

Otherwise, Gou Siji would have already opened a chain store in four years, and he would not stick to the current store.

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