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B.S. Teret
Thank you for joining us again this week.
Thank you for having us.
Everyone, this is sudden but...
Yes, it is sudden.
Speaking of computer games, what games come to your mind?
Minesweeper.
What is that?
The one where you dodge a bomb and...
Have you played it?
Oh, I've played it!
I have, I have.
Hatsumimi.
Hatsumimi?
Minesweeper was originally a game where you could buy a computer and it came with it.
Oh, really?
I didn't know.
That means you haven't played it.
Yes.
Today's theme is the history of computer-standard games.
Hi, I'm Nogizaka46's historian.
Today's theme is standard games.
Do you know standard games?
I didn't know much about them, but I think you'll learn a lot if you watch this video.
I hope you'll try playing them.
As a special teacher, I invited Ms. Tsujisaka, who knows a lot about retro games.
Thank you for having me.
Ms. Kenji Tsujisaka, who makes santras for certain famous games and practices retro games.
She lectures games to Nobuyo Oyama, who is famous for his voice in "Doraemon."
She's a very famous person in the retro game world.
Today, Ms. Tsujisaka will introduce you to retro games that were standard when you bought a computer.
Today, I will introduce you to "Minesweeper," "Solitia" and "3D Pinball."
"Pinball" is a pre-installed game.
I hope you'll remember it and play it.
Yay! Thank you!
Isn't it nostalgic?
The color of the screen and...
It's your dad's computer, isn't it?
That's right.
Before we experience a standard game, let's learn when these games came in.
First of all, let's look back at history under the pen of Windows.
It's quite difficult for people to handle computers normally.
It's hard to communicate.
Oh, I see.
Because you can't say anything even if you talk.
Oh, that's true.
So...
In order to communicate with people well, an OS is born, an operating system.
OS, like an updated network?
Yes, yes, yes.
Ah, iOS.
Ah, and?
And that's Windows. In Japan, Windows is called Mac OS.
Ah.
And that's what's going on there.
On the top left, you can see something called MS-DOS.
MS-DOS?
MS-DOS is an OS that was popular before Windows became mainstream.
It's a command-based operating system.
Since there is a need to remember commands accurately and there is a possibility that input errors can lead to errors,
it was a difficult OS for beginners.
You can't tell what's left, can you?
You have to type what you want to do with the keyboard and do something with it.
That's how it's been used for a long time.
But it's really hard to use, isn't it?
That's true. You have to type.
Yes. It wasn't a keyboard that you could just click and do it.
This is Windows 1.0.
Is it the first generation?
It's the first generation.
1985.
1985, huh?
Yes.
That's quite a while ago.
39 years ago.
Yes, this is the first generation.
One of the innovative systems that emerged with Windows 1.0 was the application launcher.
Do you know what changed?
Application launcher.
Launcher.
Do you not use the word "launcher" anymore?
Launcher...
Wasn't "launcher" like a weapon?
Yes, it is.
No, it's not.
Earlier, we talked about how you have to type commands yourself on the keyboard.
It's very difficult.
Each command has different parameters and you have to learn a lot of words.
Windows 1.0 is a little different, but you can use it as soon as you put the cursor together and press the Enter key.
It shows you all the difficult commands and parameters.
It controls you.
So you can use it even if you don't have that specialized knowledge.
You can use it with a little intuition.
Thank you.
It continues up to 2.0.
2.0...
Next is 3.1 in Japan.
1992...
It's been quite a while.
Yes, it suddenly evolves a lot from here.
What will evolve is...
What will it be?
It will be this one.
Mouse!
There's another one over there.
It will be this one.
You can use it by clicking the icon.
I see.
It will change like that.
I see.
And that's how Windows 95 came about.
It was released in 1995, so it's Windows 95.
It's easy to understand.
Yes, it's easy to understand.
And here, the Internet became commonplace.
It was an explosive trend everywhere.
Finally.
And it evolved little by little.
Windows 98 and Windows Me.
It's Me because it's Millennium.
Me?
Me.
It's Me because it's Millennium.
Yes, it's Me because it's Millennium.
It's Me because it's Millennium.
Oh, it's Me.
Yes, it's Me now.
So do you call people in their 2000s "Me"?
Do you call them "Millennium babies"?
Millennium.
My 2000 years of life.
As you can see, after Windows 1.0 was released in 1985, Windows has evolved over 35 years.
It's still a popular OS with 70% share in the world.
And if you look at the year list here, isn't it a little strange?
Don't you notice anything?
What? Red and blue?
Yes, it's red and blue, but it's actually different.
Oh, is it different?
It's different.
N, T, K, it looks the same and it comes out in the same year.
The screen is almost the same. It's almost the same, but the contents are different.
N, T, K is an OS used for servers.
What is a server?
A phone?
A phone is different.
Is it for individuals or companies?
That's right.
Wi-Fi?
No, it's not that new.
A company?
Is it a company-style company?
Yes.
It's a shame.
It's a shame?
It's a shame.
Maybe you all use it secretly.
Do you use it?
Secretly?
I think you use it without realizing it.
If I were to say it now, I would definitely use it.
Alexa! Alexa!
It's different.
It's different, isn't it?
A server is often used as a file server.
A dropbox?
It's a shame.
That's one of them.
A clipbox?
Like iCloud?
That's right.
That's correct.
Cloud.
You have it now.
That's right.
A server is a server used by everyone in the company to share data.
It's an image server.
For example, you put a lot of files in it or you ask for documents from here.
It's used like that.
So do you know why we needed an OS for servers?
A lot of capacity.
Capacity?
Capacity is a lot of capacity.
Maybe it's a little different.
It's a little different.
It's not like, "This is going to be a problem."
It's very little.
Output data?
- No, it's not. - Oh, it's not?
- No, it's not. - Oh, it's not.
It's more simple.
If it breaks, you're in trouble.
Oh, that's close!
That's really close!
If you can't find it, you're in trouble.
If it's late, you're in trouble.
That's really close!
If it stops, you're in trouble.
- Oh! - Oh!
Windows 95 was pretty easy to stop.
"Freeze" is what they said a lot.
This is extremely rare for an NT.
- Oh, is that so? - It's an OS that's been used to avoid that kind of thing.
- Oh... - Oh...
Yes.
Here's a question for you all.
Sortia and Minesweeper have been standard-mounted for a certain purpose.
What is that purpose?
I don't know why there's a game in it.
- Huh? - It's boring.
But it's more self-sufficient.
- Self-sufficient? - Yeah, more self-sufficient.
Oh, I know! Brain training!
Oh, that's close! That's really close!
- Huh? - Huh?
Checking if your computer is working properly.
It's getting annoying!
Hint!
This!
Oh!
Mouse! Mouse!
Mouse...
This is a hint, right?
- Oh, sorry. - This is a hint.
Getting the mouse used to it.
Correct!
- How was it? - Amazing!
Correct!
Basically, not many people used a mouse that much.
- Huh? - Why not?
You didn't have to use it that much.
Like I said earlier, you'd hit a command or hit a keyboard like this.
You didn't have to use it like that.
But, can you use it all of a sudden?
No one could use it like that.
To do that, if you put in a game,
everyone would play the game desperately.
- With calmness. - Yeah.
Then you'd end up practicing on your own.
- Wow! - Amazing!
- It's thought out. - Yeah.
That's why we put it in.
- So there was such a past? - Yeah.
With Windows 3.1,
new mouse functions like right-click and drag and drop have appeared.
As a tool for users to naturally learn the skills of using a mouse,
games like "Minesweeper" and "Slythia" will be standardized.
From now, we will introduce "Minesweeper", "Slythia" and "3D pinball" which were standardized.
First of all, "Minesweeper" which is a famous game of Windows.
Do you know the rule?
Class?
I don't know.
I haven't seen it.
You haven't seen it, have you?
No, I haven't.
"Minesweeper" is...
In the screen, there is a square, right?
In the square, there is a mine hidden somewhere.
If you avoid that mine and open all squares, you will clear it.
So you open everything but the square, right?
That's right.
If you click somewhere in the square, there is a bomb or a number or nothing.
The number will be a hint.
Wow, it's difficult.
Then, let's do it.
First of all, Yumiki will try "Minesweeper".
I think the fourth one is not good.
Wow!
I thought of it!
Why?
That's fast.
It's fast!
It's my first time and it's my second time.
I don't have any interest in it.
Actually, there is a rule for where a bomb is placed.
First of all, you need to remember that
the number indicates the number of mines hidden in eight squares around the square.
For example, if the number is one, there is only one mine around it.
If it's three, it indicates that there are three mines.
Using this rule,
if you think there is a bomb,
use the right click to set up a flag and proceed carefully while reasoning.
By the way, the right click you use to set up a flag.
By the way, Windows users use the right click.
Who came up with the right click?
Do you know?
The person who came up with the right click.
Yes, there is.
Japanese.
Correct.
Why?
There is a Japanese member who made Windows 95.
He came up with the right click and came up with the double click.
Japanese.
Can you practice this right click with Minesweeper?
Yes, you can.
It's very convenient and easy to understand for people who have never used a mouse before.
Besides, everyone plays games that are in Windows.
Everyone gets addicted to one of them at once.
Like Solitia or something like that.
You always get addicted to it.
It depends on which one you get addicted to.
By the way, you can see some Guinness World Records.
Does it mean the length of time it took?
That's right.
Oh, that one.
It's an incredible number of seconds.
What?
It depends on the number of squares.
These squares?
It took me three seconds to clear all the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
All of them?
It took me three seconds to clear all of them.
I see, I see.
Then, how many seconds is impossible?
If it's not dozens of seconds, it's impossible, isn't it?
It also takes time to think about it, so it's not possible at all.
If we did one cue in the first one minute,
in the middle one minute...
No, three minutes is impossible.
Let's do one minute at a time.
But it's a terrible record, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
By the way, this record has not been broken for ten years.
Oh!
Yoshida-san, do you know?
Two and a half minutes.
Can we do it together?
Yes, you're the leader.
It's thirty-eight seconds and six seconds.
What?
Are you kidding me?
It's thirty-eight seconds and six seconds.
What? Why?
By the way, in the online ranking now, only the first- class clear...
It's only the first-class clear.
Oh, really?
Yes, it takes 0.26 seconds.
What do you mean?
How can you click it?
It's definitely the best record of those who did it by intuition.
Right?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Oh, really?
Yes, yes, it's really like that.
No way!
The person pushes it while clicking it.
If you're right, you're wrong.
If you're wrong, you can't get it.
But you determine the number in an instant and click it.
Wow! I wonder what kind of strength it needs?
Minesweeper's Guinness World Record time is thirty- eight seconds and six seconds.
It seems to have not been broken for more than ten years, so everyone should try it.
Then, shall we move on to the next one?
Next up is "Tritia"!
Here it is!
I love it!
I love "Tritia" too!
I think it's the most familiar game.
That's good!
Next up is "Tritia", which is still played more than 100 million times a day.
The rules are simple.
If you can line up the same marked cards in order from 1 to 13 on the four squares on the top right, you win.
However...
In the lower field, you have to stack red and black cards alternately, so it's a deep game that requires strategy.
By the way, "solitia" is a game created by a person who was an intern at Microsoft.
What?
An intern doesn't mean you're not a full-time employee yet, does it?
No, you're not.
Isn't it amazing?
It's amazing.
I made it alone while I was working.
Alone?
Alone.
This?
Yes.
Then what is that person doing now?
He's a person who can make something like this.
But I think he's tired of it.
In other words...
What do you think he's doing now? The author.
If he was an intern and made it all at once...
It would make sense.
It would be easier for him to transfer to gaming.
Without a job.
A programmer.
A programmer. A final answer.
Yes.
Can I say "programmer"?
Yes, you can.
Can I say "programmer"?
Yes.
He's an apple farmer and makes apple cider.
See?
I'm sick of it.
You're sick of it.
Yes.
I knew it.
It's completely different.
And he's an apple farmer and makes apple cider.
Yes, apple cider.
It's quite diagonal.
Apple cider.
Furthermore, I will not ask questions about "solitia".
"solitia" is an abbreviation of a card game you play alone.
That's why it's called "solitia" now.
But it has a different name than the current hint.
Do you know it?
I know it.
What is it?
Is it like...
It's a completely different name.
Is it like this?
Hint!
Is it like this?
Is it for young people?
How many letters is it?
Six letters. Katakana.
Katakana?
Does it have "kitori" in it?
No, it doesn't.
"kitori" is Japanese, isn't it?
I see.
Lonely?
It doesn't count, does it?
No, it doesn't.
The first letter.
nine
What about the second letter?
B
Black
Isn't it similar?
It's close!
It's pretty close.
Isn't it a little similar?
It's not working.
I wish it would say "ichi"
Everyone moved it over here.
Oh, it's here!
It's here!
I can do it.
The show's original game "Denpa-to" is selling well for 980 yen.
We will also introduce our impressions of the show, so please give it a try.
What's your fashion point?
Yoshida-san, please tell us.
I wanted to be a star.
You want all of them?
I do.
They're cute.
Look at this.
She was crying and I said "Use me!" and she was in the middle of it.
She was really cute.
Cute.
Okay, Hayashi-san.
Okay.
Thin clothes.
No good.
I'm okay with it, but I might look like I'm wearing thin clothes and make you worry about me.
Like an adult.
Cute.
I like it.
I think my mom will like it because she likes this kind of material.
It suits you.
Okay, Yuriki-san.
Okay.
Thin clothes.
I didn't think you'd say that.
It's so cute that I don't care about being thin.
I'm wearing my favorite blue.
Thick ears.
I didn't say it much, but I like blue very much, so I'm very happy today.
Thank you very much.
Back in the day, everyone used to call this game "trump game."
Do you know what the current name is?
Kuro...
Kuro?
Kuro...
Kodairu.
It's an animal now.
It's hard.
I don't know.
Are you going to say the answer?
Kurondaiku.
Isn't it close?
It's pretty close.
Isn't it a little similar?
80% crocodile. 80% crocodile.
And here, 10 minutes have passed since Ayati played Solitia.
However, it is difficult to clear.
By the way, Solitia has sins.
That's right.
Sins?
Sins that you can't clear.
Solitia is also affected by the design of the first card you play, and sometimes you can't move the card anymore due to one arrangement mistake.
To be honest, I'm sad.
But I don't want to make you sad.
Unfortunately, Ayati couldn't clear Solitia.
Let's get our act together and move on to the next game!
What's next?
3D ping pong.
Fun!
I've heard of it.
Have you played it before?
Yes.
Have you played it before?
No.
No, right?
Have you ever played ping pong yourself?
No, I haven't.
At a game center or something like that?
Is it still valid?
Yes, it is.
It's in Moomin Ballet Park.
What?
Moomin Ballet...
Oh, I see.
That's Moomin's way of saying it.
I'm embarrassed.
There was a game like this in Moomin Ballet Park.
There was?
Yes, there was.
There are fans all over the world.
Right now, they're making a bed.
I see.
It's located in Amemura, Osaka.
There's a store called "Big Step" where there are hundreds of pinballs lined up.
It's so popular that there's a specialty store there.
You like people.
I like people I like.
But you've seen it before, right?
Right, right.
You've never done it before?
To put it simply,
you use a bar called "flipper" under the screen to aim for a high score so you don't drop the ball.
Yes.
Right now, when you're choosing a game like Windows 10 or 11,
you can either download it yourself or you can't play it.
You can't download everything from the beginning.
But like I said, you can play everything for free.
So if you have a free Windows, you might want to give it a try.
That's true.
And with that, it's time for us to say goodbye.
Oh!
How was it, Yoshita-san?
It was so much fun.
Today, I was able to reminisce about the memories I had of Windows 10.
Personally, it made me feel nostalgic.
It was a few hours.
That's wonderful.
I think you had a lot of games you haven't played before.
But like...
If you ask me about the years it was installed in...
I probably had a computer at home.
A Windows computer that I had been using for a long time.
I think it's probably in there.
It was Windows 7 for sure.
So I thought I might be able to play it if I opened it.
I probably didn't find it and it was probably in there.
I thought I'd look for it.
Alright!
How about you, Yuki-san?
That's right.
If we had it here...
I see.
I said one, two, and a circle.
Oh, you did?
Oh, I see.
I see.
Don't shock me like that.
"Tokyo Basukon Club" is available on TVer and other platforms after it's aired.
The show will continue for three years, four years, and many more.
When I was on a plane and started playing games,
there were still games like "Solitia" that you could play on your computer.
I thought it was popular because it was common and popular all over the world.
Now you can play online and communicate with many people.
You can play games that you love and that you've all played before.
You can connect with people from other countries and other prefectures.
I felt again that you can connect with many people.
I thought the world is big.
"Tokyo Basukon Club" is available on TVer and other platforms after it's aired.
I'll try to make a fighting game.
It's been a while since I programmed, but it was a little difficult and fun.
Here we go. One, two...
Make sure you watch it!