Brothers, today I want to talk to you about a gadget that goes against the grain. This game is called "Split Brain", and just by hearing the name, you know it's not a good game. At that time, we only had one screen to play "Tetris", but now this guy gives you two screens directly! Look for the difference between pinballs on the left and the right. You draw circles with your left hand and squares with your right hand. If your brain is not broken, I would really be sorry for this name.
To be honest, I played from the Famicom to PS5, and I was used to seeing games evolve from 8-bit pixels to 8K ray tracing. At that time, you could play Contra: Three Lives for an entire afternoon, but now you can buy a 3A masterpiece for 300 yuan, and you can play it for three hours before you get nothing. Why? Because games nowadays are full of stuff, the open world is so big that you can get lost, and the equipment system is so complicated that you have to take notes, just like at work.
But "Split Brain" is as pure as the plumber I played when I was a kid - it's not a test of how fast your hands are, but a test of whether your left and right hands can fight. There were no smartphones at that time, so we played "Left Brain, Right Brain" and just looked at a few illusion pictures. Now we will directly give you double-threaded operation. I tried to increase the level of masturbation by 100 levels. Oh my god, the soles of my feet were still falling down when I was dodging bullets, and my whole CPU was overheated.
The most amazing thing is that this game also has a brain value, which is just like the ranking list in arcade halls at that time, forcing you to constantly increase points to show off to your friends. I now play two games every day before going to bed, which is much more comfortable than playing daily online games every day. Although the picture is simple, the feeling of being so focused that I forget about time really brought back the energy I had when squatting in front of the TV and playing "Tank Battle".
It can be said that games now cost dozens of G at every turn, but when you open them, they are filled with repetitive tasks and cash-generating pop-ups. On the other hand, "Split Brain" only has a few mini-games, which forced me to play out my childhood obsession of not sleeping until I finished the game. This may be what the game was originally like - not to make you liver, but to make your brain and fingers happy.
Finally, I would like to say something from my heart: I think back then we were playing for fun, but now we are playing for data. But little things like "Split Brain" just remind us that the fun of games never lies in the greatness, but in the smile on your lips when you are busy. I won't say any more, I'm going to have a brain power showdown with Lao Wang next door. This thing is really awesome when it comes to torture🔥