Chapter 228: Paying You to Play Games

Once Yin Hui opened his eyes again, he found himself in a pure white space.

This was a common space for creating game accounts, and Yin Hui had gone through the process of creating game accounts countless times.

But the key was what the performance of this game was like.

He looked down at his hands. Right now, Yin Hui was wearing the most top-notch and expensive sensory simulation suit on the market, which claimed to simulate 99% of the in-game tactile experience.

That was, of course, just an advertisement's exaggeration. Even if the sensory suit really could achieve this, the game's performance wouldn't be able to make full use of it.

In games, players' sense of touch and smell were the least important and most difficult to replicate; the focus was mainly on the visual effects of the graphics and the auditory effects.