"Hello Mr. Li, I am Elizabeth Winnie, a reporter from Newsweek. What I want to ask is, how do you distinguish your computer from your home gaming console? I heard your previous story, it seems that the computer you are planning to make is just a higher-end gaming console that is expensive and can only play very few games? To be honest, this is unattractive to most people."

The voice of this beautiful reporter is still very pleasant.

But some questions are actually something that Jester doesn't want to answer now, but his personality doesn't allow him to say such things. So in the face of this question, Jester was silent for a few seconds and said directly: "Mr. Reporter, in fact, your substitution has made a little mistake. When I was preparing to build such a brand, I knew it must be niche, so at the beginning of the design, it was not ready to be accepted by most people. As I said just now, it was just a few acceptable people to experience what kind of machine the game of the next era is."

"Then I can understand it as just a game that can only play the next era you mentioned, but other functions are single, just something to show off to other people who cannot play?" The beautiful reporter's tone was aggressive, and obviously did not let Jester go.

Hearing the reporter's questioning again, Jester also pursed his lips hard, and then he looked carefully at a beauty who could score eight points for him, and continued: "This is my last reply to this question. I don't want this question to be a question meeting just for such a product."

The beautiful reporter smiled and refused to comment.

"My first question, my answer is, is this computer a good computer that can have all the functions that other personal computers can have. We will look for software development companies for our operating system. If we can't find it, we will develop it ourselves. You can simply summarize my reply to this sentence: Anything that can be done on other personal computers can still be done on our computers, but that can't be done on other personal computers, we can still be done on our computers."

"And your second question, yes, the game function is our selling point. You can simply understand it as a product that is showing off to people who cannot own it." Jester replied to this question without hesitation, regardless of the mood of the beautiful reporter. Instead, he said directly to the emcee who was hosting the meeting, "Next."

The beautiful reporter who was left aside by Jester could only stomp his feet with some anger and sit down unwillingly.

This time, he was pointed at by the host, and stood up with a short middle-aged man with black hair, black pupils, and his tongue rolling sound was extremely obvious from the moment he opened his mouth. Jester instantly judged the nationality he had, Japan.

Sure enough, the short middle-aged reporter stood up and bowed slightly. Then he introduced himself: "Mr. Li, I am Kimura Yuyuki, a reporter from Asahi Shimbun. What I want to ask is that at the Nintendo press conference, they equipped the magical peripherals such as the incredible light gun on the Nintendo advanced audio-visual system that was about to be released, and it caused a certain sensation. The home game console you announced before, called dreambox, is honest. I didn't see the essential difference between it and Atari's game console."

"Haha." Jester sneered at first. He could have imagined such a problem before, and he could judge it. This journalist of the Asahi Shimbun must have asked such an obvious question of offensiveness after being instigated by Nintendo.

Although they are all questioning, this question is fundamentally different from the questioning of the high-end gaming computers he prepared to launch in his demonstration. One is intentional provocation, while the other is not considered.

So, this time, Jester's tone was not as gentle as it was at the beginning, but became stern.

"Mr. Kimura, I am studying electrical engineering. I don't know what major you are studying in college. Maybe the major you are studying is not right, so you have limited understanding of hardware. Judging from your question just now, I found that you have no clear understanding of what technology is advanced and what technology is behind. I think it is best for you to send a reporter with some professional knowledge when you are sending a high-tech product exhibition, rather than sending someone like you who knows almost nothing about this aspect to discredit You."

As soon as Jester finished this passage, the reporters or players present immediately burst into laughter. Americans were born with a lack of favorable impression of Japanese people, especially when Japan's manufacturing industry counterattacked the United States, and the reporter named Kimura Yuyu suddenly turned red. He himself did not expect that Jester, the boss of a company, would be so unconscious and said such bad words to him in public. He was about to scold him, but was interrupted by Jester's first. "To be honest, I

I don’t think that the gun is a very technological technology. You can consult any hardware engineer and they will tell you this way. We did not equip our home games with similar peripherals from the beginning, but just because we have to focus on building a powerful gaming console. Because for both us and players who are preparing to buy a home console, the main body of the game console is the key, and the peripheral is just an auxiliary. If we just show off the peripherals and ignore the main body, it seems to be put before the horse."

"Now that our home game console is finished, we will naturally make many peripherals, not just the light gun that Nintendo just showed at their press conference, like a child toy. As for what, I can only say please stay tuned. In short, our designers have very good ideas."

After saying that, Jester no longer wanted to give the Asahi Shimbun reporter the opportunity to continue asking questions, and directly asked the host's emcee to call the next one.

Because I have already ordered several reporters in a row, I have called out several Mars Entertainment fans in a row. The questions I asked are all about the game, which is not difficult to answer. Jester also smiled and made interesting replies.

However, just as the Q&A meeting was underway, a man with a short black-haired and yellow face in a black suit hurriedly walked in. He first glanced around, probably looking for a target. Then he directly looked at Justre who had already returned to his seat, his face turned red and his eyes were fierce, and he was still walking next to Yuyuki Kimura, who was whispering fiercely.

Kimura Yuyu glanced at the man in black, his face changed slightly, and then nodded quietly. The man in black quietly handed a piece of paper to Kimura Yuyu, and then left quietly.

It was not until the man in black left that Kimura Yuyu unfolded the piece of paper in his palm, and his face changed instantly. He sneered twice at first, and at the same time, his eyes when he looked at Jester became more and more malicious. Obviously, there was something unfavorable about Jester on the piece of paper handed to him by the man in black just now.

Because he had already had a chance to ask questions, according to the rules, it was impossible for him to get a second time, and the information in his hand was also explosive enough. So, he was so itchy that he didn't care whether there were other people asking questions now, but stood up without a microphone. He could only shout loudly with all his might.

"Mr. Li, I just got a message here about the emulator you displayed at a previous press conference. Nintendo has officially sent you a stern letter to you. Is this true? "

Originally, when he suddenly stood up, it caused dissatisfaction among many people. But when he heard such a thrilling news, except for the person who was just about to say his own problem, everyone who could hear what he had just said focused his eyes on him.

There was no dissatisfaction in these people's eyes, only excitement.

Jester also heard the words of the Japanese reporter who had just been ridiculed by him. His expression changed slightly. It was not surprising that Nintendo would send a letter to him because of the simulator. After all, facing his previous provocation, they would be too timid if they didn't fight back.

But he didn't expect that Nintendo was so fast. Before his question and answer would end, their official letter was sent over.

If it weren't for the Japanese reporter's statement, he wouldn't have received the notification of this news yet.

According to the rules of this Q&A meeting, for such people who openly disrupt order, the security guard can naturally be allowed to go out directly. However, Jester did not intend to do this immediately. He first signaled to give the Japanese reporter a microphone, and then asked the security guard who had already arrived to not take action for the time being.

In order for everyone present to hear clearly what the Japanese reporter said just now, Jester signaled him to repeat the previous question again.

After the other party finished repeating, Jester shook his head and said, "I'm sorry, I haven't received such a message yet, but I can ask, and I don't think this is infringement. This is the interest of our employees when working, and we have not taken the opportunity to make a profit at all."

After saying that, Jester asked the people around him to call to ask about the situation. Two minutes later, the employee who went out to call to ask quickly walked back and lay in Jester's ear and whispered a few times. The voice was very small, and no one could hear it clearly except Jester.

Whether it is the reporters or others below, they are all waiting for Jester's answer.

Jester did not disappoint them. He nodded to the subordinate who went out to ask for it to express his gratitude, and then said to the reporters at the audience with a constant expression: "This Japanese journalist friend said something is true, and we did receive a letter from Nintendo America."

As soon as Jester finished speaking, the stage suddenly became an uproar. In the United States, infringement is not a trivial matter.

"Then Mr. Li, do you have nothing to say about this?" At this time, the Japanese reporter who had just been ridiculed by Jester suddenly questioned him with some pride.

And the people present were also waiting for Jester's answer.

Jester did not answer directly, but just looked at Kimura Yuki with a very strange look. He asked in a very strange tone: "Mr. reporter, are you really a reporter of the Asahi Shimbun? How could you get the news of Nintendo's official letter earlier than I, the chairman of Mars Entertainment?"

This question made Kimura Yuyu a little speechless. He couldn't say that he was the one who asked Nintendo to tear you down.

So he had to bite the infringement to death and kept asking Jester, which was also a question that others present cared more about.

In response to this, Jester just smiled disregardlessly and said in a straightforward tone.

"I believe that our country is a legal country. If Nintendo really thinks that it is infringement for us to make a simulator that cannot be sold and cannot make a profit, then just sue me. I believe that our fair judge will make the correct judgment on this. Otherwise, all defenses and verbal tricks will have no effect. I made this demonstration before, and maybe my expression was not so clear. I repeat it now. I just want all American players to know what Nintendo's game console is. "

"Okay, after I'm finished speaking, security guard, please drive this gentleman out. People who are so rude and do not abide by order are not welcome here. Are you all Japanese people like this?"
Chapter completed!