I still remember that when I was in junior high school, I saved up my breakfast money for a month and found a pirated GBA cassette of "Three Kingdoms Collection" in the corner of a game console store. The casing is yellow, and the stickers are printed crookedly. You have to blow into the machine to read it, but as soon as you turn it on, the familiar background music of the Three Kingdoms sounds, and your whole body feels like an electric shock. At that time, I didn't know anything about genuine and pirated copies. I only knew that the cassette said "100 in 1", but there were more than 300 games in it, including the pixel-style "Three Kingdoms". Although the lag was not good and it took a long time to play the cards, we still played it and forgot to eat and sleep.
Later, I was introduced to the real board game version of Three Kingdoms in high school. A group of people gathered in the back row of the classroom, shouting "kill" and "dodge". It was called a passionate game. Later, everyone went their separate ways, and the cassettes and board games were put away at the bottom of the drawer. Until recently, a friend recommended me to play "Happy Three Kingdoms" and said that it could be played on mobile phones. I originally scoffed at it, thinking that these replicas could not have the same flavor as those years ago. As soon as we get in, huh? Familiar military commanders, familiar identity game, but the graphics are refined, the pace is fast, and there is even a completely new gameplay like "landlord grabbing mode". Killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, killing, and killing all in one breath, hahahaha! ! ! 😆
What impressed me the most was that the game actually gave away divine generals and SSS generals. In order to unlock a hidden general, we had to play through the hidden levels repeatedly in the pirated cassette until the TV screen was burned with marks. Log in now and get freebies. Times have changed, but the joy of "collecting generals" has not diminished at all. There is also a unique home system, where you can adopt an exclusive cat 🐱. This setting understands us old players very well. Back then, when we were tired from playing, we would lie on the table and pretend to be a cat from the Three Kingdoms. Now we can actually raise one. We can touch it online every day and feel that our youth has returned.
After all, from pirated cards to genuine mobile phones, the game carrier has changed, and a lot of tricks have been added to the gameplay, but the enthusiasm of "killing a game" with the brothers has not gone far. Now you can take out your mobile phone and play it anytime and anywhere. There is no need to sneak the card into the game console. If you have ever saved pocket money for a "Three Kingdoms Collection", or if you now want to try the thrill of "unlimited killings", you can really come and check out "Happy Three Kingdoms". We old men can continue to be the popular generals at the school gate on our mobile phones. 🏮