First, unpack the packaging.
Then, connect the pre-equipped video cable to the TV.
Next, connect the power cable, plug in the controller, and press the power button.
The startup screen of GS1 will appear in front of the players.
After the startup screen ends, it will officially enter the ga selection interface.
Unlike the past, this interface offers more options.
In the past, playing gas involved constantly changing physical cartridges, unless the ga console had a few built-in gas with a minimal amount of mory.
But this ti, GS1 has internet capabilities.
However, this internet function is still in its early stages, and channels such as online ordering, consumption, and downloading are not yet fully developed.
These things always take ti to develop; you can't expect to achieve everything at once.
Takayuki has already recognized that digital gaming is one of the future trends of ga consoles, but they can't do too many things at once.
So, the network digital ga store page is still very rudintary for now. You might even need to temporarily use an extra purchased large capacity mory card to download and purchase digital gas from designated stores.
But this is also considered pioneering in the gaming industry, akin to being a trendsetter.
Apart from the ga selection screen, there are other options in this interface, such as the disc playback system and ga screenshot function.
This is a completely new and novel experience for players.
In the past, their gaming experiences were very singular, but this ti, adding a simple operating system to the ga console has given it more possibilities.
And this operating system is actually one of the results of cooperation with Morgan Corporation.
Thanks to the success of Doom on PC, Morgan Corporation still has a good impression of GaStar Electronic Entertainnt.
Although they also dislike that GaStar Electronic Entertainnt's ga console has taken away a lot of their users' attention.
But as long as it's profitable, they can try to cooperate.
So, GaStar Electronic Entertainnt sent special personnel to exchange technology with Morgan Corporation. Morgan Corporation was willing to authorize so patents related to the operating system to GaStar Electronic Entertainnt and also help GaStar Electronic Entertainnt complete the developnt of the ga console's operating system.
In exchange, GaStar Electronic Entertainnt needs to regularly have so gas logged into Morgan Corporation's DOS system.
Of course, Takayuki readily agreed to this requirent.
There are definitely many gas in the future that Takayuki would like to log into PCs, even if Morgan Corporation didn't ask, Takayuki would do it anyway.
Doom will definitely not be the last ga he logs into a PC.
Gas like strategy gas Warcraft and Command & Conquer are the best choices for PC, and these gas don't even have the possibility of being logged into ga consoles because the complexity of their operations is even higher than that of first-person shooter gas, and it's not just a bit higher. Players need point-to-point multitasking operations, and controllers simply can't et the operational requirents of such gas.
Then, Takayuki is like freeloaded so of the patented authorizations of the operating system from Morgan Corporation, and both parties are very satisfied.
And Morgan Corporation agreed so readily because the ga console's operating system was not complicated to begin with. GaStar Electronic Entertainnt didn't have relevant professional talents, so it wouldn't be easy for them to handle it. However, these professional people found it very easy to handle the ga console's operating system.
At the sa ti, to be on the safe side, Morgan Corporation also applied many of their unique anti-cracking encryption thods to GS1.
Anti-cracking technology produced by the strongest operating system company is quite powerful. Coupled with the closed nature of the ga console itself, unless there is a mishap such as a source code leak, cracking the ga console will definitely not be easy.
After experiencing the ga console's operating system for the first ti, the first thing players would inevitably do is play gas.
After all, if a ga console doesn't play gas, then it's not a ga console.
First-day buyers would take out the purchased ga discs, press the eject button on the machine, and the disc tray would slowly slide out.
Players, full of expectations, would then insert the ga disc and start their new adventure.
In Mario's brand new 3D world, they would explore, search for those magical and interesting puzzles, solve them, and then feel satisfied.
In the upgraded Doom graphics, they would experience the bloody violence.
In the new Need for Speed 3, they would experience the racing ga in 3D graphics.
Or play 3D gas made by third-party manufacturers.
With the release of GS1, it officially heralded the arrival of the 3D era of electronic gas.
However, besides these first-release gas, there was one ga that stood out.
That was a bundled ga pre-installed on all GS1 consoles.
The trial version of Final Fantasy 7.
The trial content of the story ended just after the explosion of the Mako Reactor No. 1, while main characters such as Cloud and Tifa appeared.
Because this ga was bundled with the ga console, there was no need to spend extra money.
Usually, most players who purchase GS1 at the beginning would only buy one or two gas.
Playing one or two gas seriously usually takes an average of twenty to thirty hours.
No matter how patient a player is, they cannot continuously ignore the gas they have not played yet and keep playing the gas they have played.
It's not yet the ti when gas are bought and left to collect dust in the ga library like in the future. Players still cherish the gas they can play. Even if so old gas only sell for one to five dollars, players will still be very happy to play them.
So, when they finish playing the gas they have on hand, they inevitably turn their attention to the free trial of Final Fantasy 7.
Even people who aren't interested in role-playing gas will think that since this is a free ga, they might as well play it to pass the ti.
With this in mind, they press the buttons on the controller and enter the interface of Final Fantasy 7.
Joshua is one of the many players with this mindset.
He's not a die-hard fan of role-playing gas, but he has had so exposure to this genre before, although his interest isn't that great.
But the gimmick of playing for free is still very appealing.
So, he clicked to enter without hesitation.
Soon, accompanied by the familiar Prelude the, the scene of an extrely wide sword slanted on the ground appeared in front of Joshua.
No matter how you look at it, this kind of large sword is very strange.
Under normal circumstances, no one would want to hold such a sword because just looking at it, it's obvious that it's not sothing an ordinary person can wield. However, this unusually wide sword also has a kind of unique impact.
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