Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

Lin Li felt like he had been tricked.

But Wang Weimin next to him had an expression that said, "Since we're already here."

In addition, the principal and vice-principal were also present, and at some point, the school's news department arrived with cameras.

Such hospitality is hard to refuse.

Lin Li could only straighten his clothes slightly and follow Wang Weimin as they pushed open the door and went inside.

As soon as I entered the classroom, the noise stopped abruptly.

Because today's discussion was serious, Lin Li didn't wear a pajamas, but instead wore a suit, looking exceptionally smart.

After a brief moment of astonishment, enthusiastic applause and some strange shouts erupted in the classroom.

For an instant.

Lin Li felt as if he had returned to the scene of the Spark Carnival.

The cheers surprised him somewhat.

Firstly, there was an unexpected cheer; secondly, there was an unexpectedly large number of people.

Actually.

It wasn't just Lin Li who was somewhat surprised.

The leadership team at Hangzhou University was also surprised.

To know.

This lecture hall can accommodate nearly one or two thousand people.

Lin Li was about to give an impromptu speech.

It will take at most an hour.

The only way to notify people was through a group message sent by the homeroom teacher.

They managed to fill the entire lecture hall!

"This is the popularity of President Lin! It's incredible."

Feng Yi watched as Lin Li walked onto the podium.

He couldn't help but sigh.

Lin Li quickly recovered and waved his hand.

"Hello everyone, I'm Lin Li."

"The applause was so enthusiastic that it left me a little bewildered."

Lin Li spoke frankly about his feelings, and the audience burst into laughter.

"During this visit to the university, you may have heard rumors that we want to conduct university-enterprise cooperation at Hangzhou University, but our university-enterprise cooperation is rather special."

"It mainly relies on classroom learning and practical experience."

"Just now, I heard someone shouting downstairs, asking when we can play Gundam Battlegrounds..."

Lin Li didn't finish his sentence.

The audience immediately joined in the commotion.

"And the trajectory of fate!!"

Lin Li smiled.

"Yes, and there's also the trajectory of destiny. In fact, in the future, you will all have the opportunity to personally accelerate these projects."

"what!?"

"real or fake?"

Lin Li's words quickly caused a wave of surprise among the audience.

After a long while, Lin Li was able to explain why he said that.

The entire Xinghuo-university-industry cooperation is mainly divided into two parts, one of which is called Xinghuo University Academy.

This college-level training program is not just a gimmick; it's a real program where Spark Education breaks down the onboarding training for each department and brings it into the classroom.

In addition to Spark Academy, Spark will also set up project departments in various universities, and outstanding people will be directly recruited to the project departments to participate in game development from easy to difficult.

Of course, Spark pays.

It's essentially like finding a part-time job while still in school.

Although it's called development, it actually just means giving them some completed projects to work on; it's impossible for them to actually put them into the game.

I'm saying this just to create a sense of participation.

Compared to traditional school-enterprise cooperation, Xinghuo doesn't hold any major competitions or scattered lectures; it focuses on teaching and practical application.

This approach is actually not suitable for prestigious universities.

Because students from prestigious universities are often arrogant.

However, not going to a prestigious university is not an option either, because once you go to a prestigious university, it will be easier to get into other universities.

This is the first time Spark has used this method.

So whether it will succeed, and how much it will succeed, is uncertain.

Chapter 294 Public Course

The release schedule for Spark's games this year is quite tight.

The upcoming release of "Eastern Fantasy World" has just been announced.

Following closely behind, "Dimension Battlefield" will enter its open beta phase in July.

Lin Li simply did it.

We've taken the promotional video for "Dimensional Battlefield," which was originally scheduled to be released in the next few days, and used it as the "teaching material" for this sharing session.

At Lin Li's signal, the lights went out, and images appeared on the large screen in the lecture hall.

A good promotional video can have a strong impact on people's audiovisual experience, and the power of music plays an indispensable role in this impact.

The "Dimensional Wars" project was initiated rather hastily.

However, as time goes on, the speed at which various details are filled in is very fast.

This is the promotional PV.

It took a lot of effort to do, and the quality in all aspects is excellent.

The sound should be as close as possible to the original, heavy, mysterious, and miraculous.

A rhythm that goes from slow to fast.

Further on, on the pure black surface, a spark landed in the center of the blackness, and then exploded with a bang, as if iron sparks had ignited the black curtain, leaving behind the burning logo.

[Spark Games]

The moment this scene appeared, countless cheers erupted from the audience.

Then, a sentence and a hoarse male voice appeared in the center of the screen.

Do you know Him?

"Faith unites divinity, recognition of creative power, and fantastical heroes fight bravely here in search of redemption and hope."

"This is what it means."

"Dimensional War"

The screen suddenly lit up the very next second after the words "Dimensional War" were uttered.

In the video, a close-up shows a young girl holding a Type 95 rifle running across the ruins of a battlefield. After a few steps, she makes a cool stop.

Raise your gun and aim.

Bullets poured out.

With a voice saying "Yes, Commander!" shooting into the distance.

The camera follows the ammunition forward.

In the blink of an eye, the bullet struck a sharp sword.

A blonde girl in medieval armor swings a spear, desperately deflecting bullets. The armor is familiar, the face is familiar.

God bless France!

After saying this, Joan of Arc drew her spear and thrust it forward.

Flags are flying.

Another girl appeared, with red hair and piercing eyes.

"It's so noisy, so noisy, so noisy!"

in this way.

Familiar characters appeared on screen.

Guan Gong fights Qin Qiong.

The PV, similar to an endless battle royale game, is incredibly exciting to watch.

last of the last.

A blonde girl shouting "Excalibur" makes a dashing entrance.

Her golden longsword, shimmering with golden particles like a god's, struck Reimu Hakurei's barrage of attacks amidst the most exhilarating music.

Split the entire image in half.

"Welcome to the Dimensional War."

If I really want to say it.

The video itself wasn't particularly outstanding.

After all, this isn't the first time they've released a new project.

But the best part comes later.

Lin Li began to share the design concept, focusing on the dimensional war, and how the production team determined the gameplay and filled in the framework.

In fact, this is both sharing and promotion.

As a public lecture.

Lin Li is 5% genuine and 5% unprofessional.

Even so, the valuable information contained herein is enough to benefit many people greatly.

Judging from the proportion of students recording videos in the audience.

It's estimated that the content of this lesson will be uploaded online soon, and then his boasts will become the best form of publicity.

Marketing and promotion are similar to making games.

You need something to lean on.

For example, this promotional PV was directly posted on Bilibili.

That's only a few million views.

But if it were released here, in addition to millions of views, Spark would also gain a lot of natural buzz.

Also.

A proper PV probably won't get many views.

However, these "secretly filmed" videos of game PVs being shown in university classrooms could become an instant hit.

As for saying.

Will our competitors adopt these practical tips?

Um..