Brothers, after so many years in the selfie dating forum, I can't help but want to talk about this "Ultraman Series OL" for the first time. Why? Because my daughter was watching me play yesterday and said, "Dad, why are you acting like a primary school student?" I was very happy on the spot - Girl, when your father and I were your age, I even dared to break the antenna to watch Ultraman! 📺
There were no smartphones at that time. After school, I would rush home and watch the TV with a big ass, and I couldn't bear to change the channel because of the snowy screen. What I'm most afraid of is that my parents will make trouble when they come home from work, so I can only secretly turn down the volume. When I hear the "Diga!" transformation sound effect, I get excited. What now? I took out my mobile phone and saw more than 400 Ultraman standing in a row. Even monsters can form teams. My daughter still thinks I'm "childish"? She simply doesn't understand that people of our generation have squatted in more TV cabinets than they have squatted in power banks! 😂
Speaking of this game, it's really not the kind of game that cheats people out of money. I played it for two weeks, and the most touching thing was that it restored both the "human body" and the "transformer" - I remembered the time when I saved up my pocket money to buy a magical light stick and learned to transform in front of the mirror, only to be woken up by my mother's broomstick. Now when you press it in the game, the light effect explodes with a "swish". The light skill is so smooth, just like the slow motion of the special photo movies you watched when you were a child. Even the roar of the monster is exciting. 🤖
Compared with those current mobile games where "the card drawing animation is longer than the battle", this game is really awesome: directly enter the battle, 6v6 turn-based, strategic combination is brain-burning but not heart-breaking. I think back when I was playing "Eater of Heaven and Earth" and "Fire Emblem", wasn't the formation of troops the same? It's just that in those days, there were eight direction keys to dispatch troops, but now it's one finger to point skills. But the feeling of "using Tyro to blast a wave, and then switching to Zero to finish the damage" is like the map cannon in the old "Mech War", and the blood is flowing!
And what I admire the most is high-definition and high frame rate, allowing you to enter the battle in seconds. I remember back when you had to blow your breath when loading a cassette to play "Super Mario". Now you can click on the game to enter it, and you won't even see the word "read disk". The technology is really awesome, but the passion has not changed. I even think that if a classmate in the class took out this thing, all the boys in the class would not be allowed to sacrifice him? 🙇♂️
Of course, you have to keep up with the complaints. The benefits of this game are okay, and you can play it with zero-dollar parties, but there are so many characters that I have difficulty choosing. I think back then, I saved up three days of breakfast money to buy a game card, and then switched back and forth between two characters. Now there are 400 Ultraman waiting in line for you to turn over the cards. This is a blessing that I would never have dreamed of 20 years ago! 🤯
Finally, I would like to say something from the bottom of my heart: Whether you are an old light warrior born in the 80s or a newbie born in the 00s, I recommend giving it a try. What we are competing against is not who gets the S rank, but who still remembers the phrase "Ultraman, transform!" and the hot feeling in my heart when I shouted it out. This game is not only about feelings, it really turns the childhood of our generation into a kingdom of light that can be carried around and played at any time. 🍻
No more chatting, my daughter said she would help me smoke Zuofi, I have to keep an eye on her, don't let her waste the resources I have saved! 👊