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Recently, foreign media interviewed the French Brycecorp, the founder of the French shopping website Kyodaiboutique. Kyodai's inspiration comes from Japanese culture, which sells T-shirts, bags and other peripheral products to Western anime fans. At the same time, Brycecorp also has the big to let us amazing game collection.　　The original interview is as follows: Reporter: Video games and Japanese pop culture attracts you where? Brycecorp: In my childhood, I was able to play just like the "Game&watch" (Nintendo developed the world's first handheld console) and so on. But when the first real home game machine appeared in my hometown, it was a revolution. The first game I owned was Segamastersystem (a 8-bit Sega in Japan in 1985, the prototype was SEGAMARKIII).　　Then I have megadrive (full name "Sega Xeon Driver", the world's first real sense of the 16-bit family video game). More fortunate, a game shop selling Japanese-imported games was opened, and the shopkeeper was a pioneer, because in 1998 it was unheard of. When I first saw those imported Japanese games were deeply attracted by the exquisite game packaging. Then I started buying Japanese games and had a strong interest in Japanese culture. At the same time, growing up in France I have been exposed to a large number of Japanese anime, such as the "Holy Warrior Star", "Dragonball" and "City Hunter". As a result of my infection, the children and teenagers around me have also come into contact with Japanese culture.　　At present, I am more interested in Japanese culture, not games.　　Journalist: What is the place where Japanese games attract you more than Western games? Brycecorp: There are many differences between Japanese games and western games. First of all, the packaging is very different. European/North American Packaging art is very traditional and insipid, I do not like the Western game packaging design.　　I think the Japanese packaging design is the best. Second, I am because Sega and Nintendo these game developers like video games, although I am very clear Atari (Atari) in the industry's important position, but it really can not resonate with me. The Japanese game has a very different pattern and feeling. I am well aware that culture is the reason that inspires them to create.　　Again, I prefer Japanese culture to Japanese anime, not American culture and American comics.　　Interviewer: What are your favorite games?　　Brycecorp: "Endure Shinobi", "Dream Star" 1&2, "Super Mario World", "Sonic hedgehog", "Mario Car", "Street Fighter 2", "Final Fantasy" 4,6&7, "Samu" 1&2, these games mean a lot to me. Journalist: What's your favorite game designer and cartoonistSome？ Brycecorp: The game aspect, I very like Miyamoto, he has created many classics the idea and the game task.　　At the same time I also like Suzuki Yu, the "Samu" series is fantastic. Comics, may have been said rotten, but I still have to say, I like Bird Hill Ming, I Still love the "Dragon Bead" series.　　There is Eiichiro Eiichiro ("Pirates of the Sea"), and three Pu Kantaro ("Brand Warrior").　　Part of the collection display Reporter: Do you have any work in the game industry, if so, in what way? Brycecorp: When I was in college, I used to work part-time at a game store, which was the first step in my career. After that, I worked for a game wholesaler and I was in charge of importing games from Japan. This opportunity has made my relationship with Japan closer. Currently, I own a company that offers games and comics to retail stores.　　In addition, I also provide "Naruto", "Pirate King" and "Death Note" and other animated DVDs.　　Reporter: How long have you been collecting games? Brycecorp: About 17 years old. I had a segamastersystem when I was a child and I didn't have much money. In order to play the latest game, I had to sell the old game.　　But when I got segamegadrive, I began to buy some Japanese games, because the packaging of the game is too exquisite, I can not bear to sell ... Interviewer: What do you think is most valuable in your collection?　　Which is the hardest to collect? Brycecorp: It's hard to say ... It may be the "Chibimaruko-chandeluxequiz" on NeoGeo and the "Dariusalpha" of the PC Engine (only 800 copies of the editor's note).　　I had many opportunities to go to Japan, so I was able to wait for the right opportunity to buy these rare games at a reasonable price.　　Reporter: Is there any game that can be collected? Brycecorp: Of course, there are many, but I am not in a hurry. If the chance comes up, I'll catch it. I don't get tired of collecting games that I don't have. I've got all the games I want, and if I can get something else I don't, I'll take it as a reward.　　I heard that the Megadrive platform of "Theooze" once issued an archive version, that is my most wanted game, although I already have the game of the ordinary version (also very rare), but I have not seen the game of the collector version.　　Reporter: Which is your favorite home machine? Brycecorp: It's too hard for me to choose one.　　My first choice would be segamegadrive,superfamicom and Segasaturn. Reporter: In the video you carry on the back of that Taiwan Segasaturn have any special significance? is by the VirtUalon "? Brycecorp: Absolutely right. To be honest, I don't really like the game, but I think it's a good idea to put Saturn on the back.　　So I bought a broken Saturn in Japan and converted it into a backpack. Reporter: Do you usually watch game magazine?　　What are you looking at? Brycecorp: I don't really look at those things. And compared to the past, I have not so much love to play the game. I usually go to some game sites to see what's coming out. At present my hobby is on the collection, perhaps I have played too much in the former game.　　I also have the latest game host, but it's hard for me to find the kind of happiness I used to have.　　Journalist: It is said that there are still 200 snesplaystation in the office of Sony, don't you want to get one?　　Brycecorp: I've never heard of this rumor, and if it's true, I'd be happy to get one, but I bet it would be sky-high.　　Journalist: As a player representative, what do you think of the current gaming industry? Brycecorp: Frankly, I think all the games are boring now, they all look the same and lack of innovation. At the moment I am more than happy to stay with my friends, and I can't find a game that will attract me to play for a few hours.　　Nintendo is trying to create something on the Wii, but it's just the beginning, so I'm still waiting for a real game revolution. Interviewer: What else do you want to say to your favorite video viewers?　　What new things can we see from you in the future? Brycecorp: I want to thank everyone who has watched my video, thank you for your support. I plan to launch more videos in the future. I am very thankful to those friends who support my favorite video, but I would be happier if they liked my video music.