670. Yannan Video Game Exhibition

November 6.

The Yannan International Convention and Exhibition Center was bustling, packed with people and filled with noise.

If you looked closely, you would see many men and women dressed unusually, as though they were characters from games or anime. Many others held cameras with long lenses and short lenses, their shutters clicking nonstop. Several boys traveling together wore plaid shirts and jackets, backpacks slung over their shoulders, looking eager to get started. There were also girls dressed in what looked like high school uniforms, holding their boyfriends' hands as they looked around.

The twelfth Yannan Video Game Exhibition was being held here.

As the largest video game exhibition in the country, the Yannan Video Game Exhibition focused on domestic games. In this world, the country's game console industry had gotten a late start, but it had ultimately developed normally, entering a healthy Loop. Aside from the xianxia and wuxia genres that lived off their past reputations, games in supernatural, science-fiction, fantasy, sports, and other genres were emerging one after another. All kinds of companies and indie development teams hoped to showcase their games at this exhibition and gain more attention and support.

The domestic game console giant was Overlord Entertainment. The consoles they had developed, the Overlord Series, had already reached the fourth generation. Their performance was close to, though slightly inferior to, the PS5, but news about the development of a new model had been appearing constantly. Some people predicted that Overlord Entertainment would announce the Overlord V at this Yannan Video Game Exhibition, along with several major titles launching alongside it.

But compared to that, what attracted even more attention at this Yannan Video Game Exhibition was Silent Media, owned by Lu Ban.

Rumor had it that Lu Ban's gaming device would make its first public appearance