Data Sharing Scheme for Recreational Games based on M/M/C

This study focuses on designing and implementing a shared entertainment system for single player games in China. The single player gaming industry faces challenges due to equipment limitations and the reliance on game purchases for profits. To address these issues, the proposed system combines offline stores and online platforms, allowing players to share and enjoy high-quality gaming experiences at a more affordable price. The system adopts a B/S structure with front-end modules for store management and order tracking, and back-end modules for account and game management. By leveraging tools like WeChat cloud server and CMS data, this system provides a practical solution to enhance the development and innovation of shared entertainment systems for single player games in China. To solve the problem of task conflict during game data sharing, this paper uses the M/M/c queuing model, which can efficiently solve the multi-task parallelism problem.