This time, the E3 expo was set to take place in Jianglin's Esports Stadium, which could accommodate tens of thousands of people.
On one hand, it was a sign of goodwill towards the rise of East Asian gaming culture.
On the other hand, it was Europe and America's gaming circle making its last stand.
Seeing that the Number One Player's rise had become unstoppable.
Hope Flute's DFgame platform had been defeated, and Blizzard's "Zerg Struggle" saw its daily active users slashed by half.
Art Electricity, as the final BOSS, was not the kind of powerful and enigmatic force one reads about in web novels.
On the contrary, Art Electricity was the most panicky one.
If Hope Flute and Blizzard have fallen, how much longer can I, Art Electricity, hold out?
This was the problem that Peter Zhu, as the CEO of Art Electricity, had to consider.
Although Art Electricity's main business was in sports and racing games.
