Chapter 90: Completely Free Game!_3

Ke Jin suddenly felt at a loss for words.

Just this?

Is there anything worth mentioning to me about this…

A perfunctory routine meeting, some media interviews and whatnot, followed by a forecast of the future development of the game industry.

Ke Jin hated these pretentious meetings the most.

With the effort it takes to put on this facade, it would be better for everyone to go home and seriously figure out how to properly develop games.

If the quality of games improved, would there still be worries about the industry not developing?

If you had even a fraction of the creative spirit of those excellent independent game designers on Earth, the industry wouldn't be in this sorry state after two or three decades.

And yet there are those symposiums every so often.

Now, even dragging the regulatory body to endorse them, to appear all formal, huh?

No way!

"Just tell the regulatory body I'm not available lately,"