The history of Chinese games, the oldest game in China

Kemari, the prototype of football during the Warring States period. There are also ...... Go, Chinese chess, etcIf memory serves, it seems that Guess Boxing was also invented by our ancestors. Chinese are really great, hehe.

In July 2000, the first real Chinese web graphics MUD game "King of Kings".

Officially launched, with excellent game quality and special historical conditions, "King of Kings" has become the undisputed king of China's first generation of online games. The operating mechanism of online games in China has also been established through "King of Kings", and the potential market it has induced has become a direct reason to attract more companies to hit the online game market.

In September 2000, Zhiguan won the online game "Network Three Kingdoms" with the traditional theme of the Three Kingdoms

went public, competing with "King of Kings" in the same period, and won a good reputation.

In November 2000, Uchia Ketong** Korean online game "Dark Light".

entered the country, but this semi-finished game was quickly eliminated from the market, but it became the first shot of Korean online games entering China.

In January 2001, Beijing Huayi launched "Stone Age".

's blood and violence were at their peak for a while, becoming another market hegemon after "King of Kings". At the same time, Huayi's WGS (Point Charging) system began to operate, which provided a lot of reference for the later online game fees.

In March 2001, BAA, Taiwan's Holy Priest, and Jinghe Times jointly launched the Korean martial arts online game "Millennium", which became the most influential work in the early Korean online games because its background was closer to Chinese culture.

In July 2001, the third wave of Xigu ** was changed to "Dragon Family".

Officially launched, this is one of the few successful fantasy online games in China so far, but in the end it lost its own market due to improper handling of the package problem.

In July 2001, BAA Games called the second online game "Red Moon".

Officially launched, this work with a background of Korean classic science fiction** and the Korean online games of "Millennium" and "Dragon Family" in the same period divided most of the Korean online game market in China.

The earliest online games were text muds, such as Xia Kexing, Journey to the West, or something.

The earliest graphic MUD is UO (Network Genesis Century), which has never been officially operated in China, and it is all SF.

The earliest exploration from text mud to graphic mud in China is Xiaoao Jianghu, which is a semi-graphic mud (the first online game I played).

The earliest graphic mud launched in China is the king of kings, the three kingdoms of the network, and the stone age (the king is really the earliest. I play with stone tools, and I think it was so popular that half the sky was in the game, and the game was full of primitive kawaii villains walking around).

The earliest 3D online game was EQ (it is said that there was a 3D online game in the United States before EQ, which was short-lived, and it is not clear what the name was, and EQ was released in North America in 1999).

The first 3D online game launched in China was Kolos and Elf (when it comes to elves, I sigh, what a game, it was ruined by NetEase and WG, and it is still very popular in South Korea).

The text should be the earliest in Jianglai Lake!

Since the chivalrous line is that after that, bai, and later the regional telecommunications computer room zhi's own service dao device out of a regional game, laughing proud of the rivers and lakes.

At that time, they were all collectively called"Mud"Game.

The earliest MMORPG game on the Chinese Internet, I remember not"Dragons"That's how it should be"Red Moon", as for Legends and Magic Baby, they definitely don't rank in the top 3. A thousand years are earlier than legends!