I can almost memorize the history of game console business competition. As a game history lover, my bookcase is full of game history books from different publishers at home and abroad, so when I flipped through this film on Netflix, I ignored it. , isn't it just talking about what you already know? But really not, it does not use the traditional way of storytelling. The protagonist is no longer a god-like Hero such as Shigeru Miyamoto, but an ordinary child who won the Nintendo game championship decades ago. A personal experience shaped by the rise of video games. Even the story of gaming giant EA was told by a black and gay LGBT community, how characters of color were first added to the most popular football game at the time. There is also a 3D enhanced FX chip and the epoch-making 3D game Star Fox is actually an 18-year-old British child who helped Nintendo to complete the development. These more diverse perspectives present a richer history that I thought I was already familiar with. There is such a sentence in the last episode: Every game inherits from the previous games. I thought of a short film I saw a long time ago, which claimed that Everything is Remix, and innovation comes from inheritance, breaking up, and new fusion. I think the same is true of life and work. What we are familiar with at the moment is not what we are familiar with. It has many aspects and possibilities, and we are free to tell more vivid, interesting and fascinating personal stories.
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