The Japan East Baseball League announced the permanent expulsion and blacklisting of the following individuals.
The baseball league pledged to conduct internal reforms and vowed not to tolerate any illegal activities. The league president personally livestread a ninety-degree bow to apologize.
The four major television stations announced a ban on any comrcial dealings with the following individuals.
The few TV station directors who had barely escaped a previous crisis were not spared this ti. Their past misdeeds were dug up again, and despite attempts to suppress the information, their inboxes, as well as the mayor's inbox, were flooded with reports every day.
Two of the TV station directors resigned, one stepped down voluntarily, and another was transferred to a rural TV station as director, essentially being exiled to the borderlands with no chance of returning until retirent.
The only remaining TV station director was the newly appointed Andosho Eikou.
As a recently appointed director, Andosho Eikou had relatively few scandals in his past, so his influence was less affected. Moreover, with his recent appointnt and so background support, he didn't resign or get transferred.
However, his authority had noticeably diminished, and there were signs that higher-ups were beginning to doubt his competence.
If Andosho Eikou didn't achieve anything significant in the next year or two, his career prospects would likely co to an end.
The newly appointed directors of the other three TV stations no longer had the energy to deal with electronic gas. Instead, they began to follow the lead of Tokyo TV in actively promoting electronic gas and producing related programs.
Since they couldn't beat them, they decided to join them. After all, everything was for the sake of ratings, and seeing Tokyo TV thriving, they naturally felt envious.
Coincidentally, Sorei Electronics urgently needed to expand its promotional channels, so these four TV stations promptly entered into a strategic partnership with Sorei Electronics.
Sorei Electronics also took the opportunity to release multiple gas consecutively, including one of their own creations and several third-party gas from other companies, seemingly intending to seize more market share during this ti.
Previously, Sorei Electronics had experienced a surge in PN console sales, with an increase of over three hundred thousand units during the suppression of Gatar Entertainnt, bringing total sales to seven hundred thousand units.
After a long period of heavy investnt by Sorei Electronics, there seed to be so improvent in their situation.
In contrast, Gatar Entertainnt didn't make any major moves and seed to have entered a period of stable developnt.
Every month, they would release one of their own gas in an orderly manner, and more and more ga developers were joining the SFC camp, leading to a rapid increase in ga quality.
By July, SFC sales officially reached one million units, while Red and White console sales reached four million five hundred thousand units. Both consoles continued to sell at a rapid pace, with no signs of slowing down.
The Red and White console focused on a low-price strategy to attract more gars, while the SFC aid to provide better content for players seeking high-quality graphics, forming a complentary relationship.
anwhile, the ti had co for Takayuki to deliver the new ga he had promised to the mysterious helper he t online.
Today was the deadline for delivering the brand-new ga he had been working on.
For the past three months, he had hardly participated in the company's operations, dedicating most of his ti to developing his ga.
Moreover, Takayuki had deliberately kept everyone in the dark about what this ga was about, leaving everyone in the company puzzled.
Occasionally, he would draw staff from the engineering and so ga developnt teams to work on so strange software.
For example, programs that could run on ho computers and operate at higher fra rates for gaming.
So programrs and engineers even worked overti for several days to help solve these problems. This was a rare occasion for the company, and they felt it was quite rewarding.
Under Takayuki's command, they swiftly tackled various gaming-related issues on computers.
Now, if they wanted to run gas from the Red and White or SFC consoles on PCs, the difficulty would be greatly reduced.
If there were plans to enter the ho computer gaming market in the future, these technological developnts would co in handy.
At the sa ti, Takayuki occasionally drew in so artists to help create ga graphics. Each artist's work was different, including walls, doors, and even so kind of monster imagery, making for a diverse range of assets.
Of course, the most important thing was that Takayuki had a few programrs develop the basic rendering program for 3D graphics. This seed to be a direction that aroused people's curiosity.
Most of the employees in the company were avid gars.
When Takayuki ntioned that 3D graphics gas were the future, they had already begun to anticipate and imagine what future 3D graphics gas would look like.
Among them, the most curious was Sayuri.
Because she knew that the ga being developed was for her, a 3D graphics ga.
This made her slightly happy.
Even if Takayuki was just doing it casually, just giving her the world's first 3D ga as a gift would be very morable.
It seed that this president was really a man of his word.
However, it was intriguing. What kind of ga would Takayuki create for her?
Was it sothing similar to Dragon Quest, but realized with 3D graphics?
That would be quite exciting.
But if that were the case, it would be sowhat repetitive. Takayuki had promised that it would be a completely new ga type.
Even Sayuri couldn't figure it out for a while.
However, Sayuri, who was closest to Takayuki, knew so details.
After all, the two still lived in the sa house, although they slept in separate rooms, and there had never been any tendency to cross boundaries.
But Sayuri occasionally caught glimpses of Takayuki working on ga developnt.
If Takayuki hadn't told her explicitly not to disclose anything, she would probably have already wanted to reveal the answer to everyone.
This was indeed a new type of ga, and it did involve fighting monsters, but Sayuri wasn't particularly interested, unlike in Super Mario.
But it had to be admitted that this ga would probably be very popular among boys.
Takayuki gave the ga the na: "Doom Warrior Demo."
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