Video Game Tycoon in Tokyo Chapter 234: I didn’t realize there were so many people who

Because of the foundation laid by the first installnt, players have begun to accept gas with female protagonists. Those who like it genuinely do, as seeing a powerful female figure in a ga for the first ti feels empowering, even if it's just in the ga and not reality, it still satisfies so people's tastes.

Especially with the various forms of Samus that players can see depending on their completion ti in the first ga, and they can even see a bikini-clad version of Samus at the end.

To so extent, this also satisfies the sense of achievent for completionists, making them willing to attempt challenges multiple tis, and in the process of repeating these challenges, they can delve deeper into the charm of the ga.

It turns out that a ga is not enough to play through once. So gas are really worth studying and exploring multiple tis.

Furthermore, with the introduction of speedrun challenges later on, troid gained another wave of popularity.

Then ca the tiline of the second generation.

The na of the second generation ga simply omitted the number and was directly nad "troid: Return of Samus".

Just from the na, it foreshadowed that our protagonist would continue to fight, and the phrase "return" gives a feeling of a hero returning for another battle, making people more eager to know what exactly happened in the ga.

However, due to the limitations of the GB console itself, it was only equivalent to the performance of the FC console, so the gaplay itself was just improved in so aspects and not much content was added.

But because the GB console did not need to consider producing a color version, which saved so resources, the story itself was extended, allowing each character's arc to be more complete, even the antagonists had so backstory.

In the second generation of Samus, the scientific expedition team once again prepared to explore the planet SR388, the background planet of the first generation's story. They obviously wanted to investigate more about troid.

Obviously, the Galactic Federation also wanted to control the power of troid.

But as soon as the expedition team entered the SR388 planet, they lost contact.

Because of the experience of successfully defeating the space pirates last ti, the Galactic Federation once again hired Samus Aran, the female bounty hunter, to investigate SR388.

Of course, there is another subplot here, which is that the avian race, as an ancient race, is also secretly pushing for Samus to be designated as the main operative for the mission.

This is not randomly added content, but preparation for the future and also the most curious aspect for players. They are curious why the ancient avian race is particularly concerned about Samus.

And this secret is revealed in the second installnt.

It turns out that Samus was raised by the avian race, so to so extent, she can also be considered a spokesperson for the avian race, and she can also use so ancient powers passed down by the avian race.

So besides Samus, no one else can undertake missions related to troid.

In "Return of Samus", the protagonist arrives on the planet SR388 to rescue the scientific expedition team.

This ti, players also learn for the first ti that troid's form is not singular, but diverse. This better showcases the power of troid itself.

There are various forms of Mitsurode, from small insects and floating organisms to larger insect-like creatures, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. If players target the weaknesses and attack, they can solve Mitsurode more quickly, adding so additional fun to the ga.

Throughout the adventure, Samus finally defeats the final boss, the troid Queen, and a small troid larva appears and approaches Samus.

At that ti, Samus wanted to directly eliminate this last hidden danger.

But this troid is different. It appears very affectionate towards Samus, seeming to regard Samus as its mother.

There is probably a reason for this, as Samus was raised by the avian race, and troid was created by the avian race, so it's normal for the troid larva to feel attached to Samus.

At this point, Samus also feels compassion and ultimately decides to spare this last Mitsurode larva, intending to take it with her and leave.

But just then, the story takes another sudden turn.

It turns out that the space pirates were not completely eradicated. A chanical creature resembling a pterosaur, nad Ridley, suddenly appears and snatches the troid larva from Samus's side, and tries to kill Samus.

This sudden change shocks the players who initially experienced it, but it also pleasantly surprises them.

The ups and downs of the story make them unable to stop, so they once again throw themselves into the battle against Ridley.

Of course, Ridley was initially very powerful, but in the end, relying on the unique energy absorption ability of the troid larva, most of the energy in Ridley's body was absorbed, and then fed back to Samus, gradually closing the gap in strength between the two sides, until Samus can overpower Ridley and ultimately successfully defeat Ridley.

Samus finally completes the mission and leaves the planet SR388 with the remaining troid larva, preparing to report back to the Galactic Federation.

But just at the very end, another animation appears, in which sothing called the X virus infects the creatures on the planet SR388, plunging the planet SR388 into chaos once again. However, what will happen after this clearly has to wait for the next ga to be revealed.

At the sa ti, when Samus returns to the Galactic Federation, the fate of the troid larva she brought back is also a suspense, making countless players who are already addicted to the Mitsurode world very eager to know.

However, more than a year has passed since the release of the GB version of "troid: Return of Samus", and they have still not waited for a new troid ga.

In the past, series gas like Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy would release a new installnt every six months to a year.

But troid made players wait for more than a year, and they have developed so grievances, so they began to desperately post on the forums asking for the ga to be released.

They don't ask for anything groundbreaking in the ga, just to tell the story well.

Actually, it's not just on the website. Nowadays, the headquarters of Gastar Entertainnt receives at least two or three letters from players asking for a troid sequel.

But previously, Takayuki was indeed a bit too busy and couldn't handle it all at once. It wasn't until now, seeing this post, that he rembered this matter.

Looking at the post, Takayuki muttered to himself, "I didn't expect troid to be so popular. It's a bit surprising. In my previous life, even though it was popular, it didn't have a significant breakthrough in sales. I thought there weren't many interested people in reality."