Later, when Jester thought about it, he understood a little.￥f,

In fact, the truth is very simple.

The time when most of their sub-projects were established and started to develop was carried out at the same time as Yu Suzuki's project.

Now the system that Yusuki is responsible for is almost completed. Even if he, the person in charge, left, his subordinates can complete the final work later. The fastest thing he has left is only 70% completed, and the remaining 30% is the most difficult to complete.

If their project is difficult, then as we all know, the combat system responsible for Yusuki is one of the most difficult sub-projects in the "Time".

According to the original expectations, no one could predict that Yu Suzuki's project would be completed so quickly. After all, everyone knows the difficulty of this project. Many people originally predicted that this combat system would be good enough to be completed in the fifth year, and the time would be very tight. Unexpectedly, Yu Suzuki relied on his own ability to increase this progress to three years.

And these people, whether they were the original employees of Mars Entertainment or the "Times" plan announced, who jumped from other game companies, all claim to be elites.

Designers are all a group of arrogant people. Usually, no one except Jester is convinced.

Now, Yu Suzuki has completed a project that they think is extremely difficult in advance. Doesn’t that mean that they are far behind Yu Suzuki?

It is true that the impact of the games developed by Yusuki on the entire game industry may be comparable to that of Jester in the entire development team, but most of these American developers have never been convinced by the Japanese, so they do not think that their level is not as good as Yusuki. Instead, they are not in the Japanese environment.

However, now they are in the same environment and are far behind Yu Suzuki, which is very inappropriate and embarrassing.

That's why these people will catch up.

This also made Jester feel a little funny, and it also made up for the loss of Suzuki Yuki's departure.

It is indeed a big news in the industry that Yu Suzuki left the "Times" development team. On the second day after Yu Suzuki returned to Japan, many game media reported this program. Although anyone with a discerning eye knew about Waterloo, Sega could not promote it. Isn't that smashing his own signature?

So, many people are speculating whether Yu Suzuki’s return to Sega represents the breakdown of the cooperative relationship between the two parties?

Sony is the most concerned about this. What they are most worried about is that Sega is too close to Mars Entertainment, because they are currently at a disadvantage. Sega still has an arcade market to protect the market, but they do not have this advantage. So, if Sega and Mars Entertainment join forces, then what is waiting for themselves is a dead end.

So, after Yu Suzuki returned to Sega, Ken Kutaraki knew it immediately.

I also contacted the people he arranged for in Sega, and the news I got was only mixed. The bad news was that Sega did not have any unpleasant things with Mars Entertainment.

The dispute between "Iron Fist" and "VR Warrior" is only in the game. Although for Sega, the failure of "VR Warrior 2" has a great impact on them, it will not affect their relationship with Mars Entertainment. The good news is that Yu Suzuki did stop working with Jester. The reason why he returned to Sega is very simple, that is, to accept the "VR Warrior" series again.

Let this Sega's previous signature product come back to life.

The 3D fighting market looks like competition is hot now. In fact, the current situation is that the first work of "Iron Fist" and "VR Warrior" are evenly matched.

Although "VR Warrior 2" failed and was not accepted by players, "VR Warrior 1" has accumulated a large number of fans after all, and the power of this step cannot be underestimated. Therefore, even with "Iron Fist", it can only be divided into "VR Warrior".

This is also the reason why Sega has great hope for the "VR Warrior" series and Yu Suzuki.

The players give up on "VR Warrior 2", not the "VR Warrior" series, and they are still very confident in Yu Suzuki's "VR Warrior".

However, the industry now knows that Namco, one of the top four in the arcade market, is also preparing a 3D fighting game. Ken Kutaraki, as the most important ally of Namco, also knows this very well.

Namco has invested a lot of financial and manpower in this game.

What they thought was that they wanted to grab a market from Sega and Mars Entertainment. For this reason, Namco even gave up a home computer game that they valued very much. This made Ken Kutaraki very objectionable, but this was a decision made by Namco for his own interests, and he had no choice.

As for the reason, Yu Suzuki terminated his cooperation with Jester, and after the cooperation was terminated, Jester did not condemn the other party for breach of contract, but no one knew.

However, many people have also detected it.

This time, Yu Suzuki came back alone. The elites from the am2 development team he took away from Sega before were also helping Mars Entertainment. From this aspect, we can also see that it is probably because Yu Suzuki and Jester reached some cooperation to be able to do so.

When Yu Suzuki left Mars Entertainment, he signed a confidentiality agreement again.

He cannot reveal any news about the "Times" project, and even if he completes the part he is responsible for, he cannot say it.

Therefore, those media can only make random guesses.

Perhaps the one who was most unhappy about the news that Yu Suzuki returned to Sega was the people from Namco. They had seen the failure of "VR Warrior 2" and the success of "Iron Fist", and expected that the competition in this slightly novel market is fierce, which also means that the royal power of this series is far from stable, which means that their chances are also great.

Moreover, Yu Suzuki had to work with Jester for five years before.

Only three years have passed now.

In two years, their new fighting games may be released, and they can even rate the market with Mars Entertainment's "Iron Fist". At that time, even if Yu Suzuki came back, it would be many times more difficult to get "VR Market" to capture the market again than entering the market now.

Unfortunately, Yu Suzuki is back. (To be continued...)
Chapter completed!