"SFC, the high-tech product that Aricans deserve to experience the most."
This is a slogan.
Originally, it was said by a journalist nad Alvin who had attended the Consur Electronics Expo, and he ntioned it on his blog.
Later, every player who experienced the Gastar Electronics Entertainnt ga console began to spread the word.
This thing is really amazing, it makes people unintentionally addicted.
Moreover, as ti passed, more and more departnt stores began to sell Gastar Electronics Entertainnt products.
Even the previously unpopular small and dium-sized departnt stores began to favor Gastar Electronics Entertainnt.
Before, they would cautiously sign contracts with Gastar Electronics Entertainnt, afraid of losing money with this thing. Even the initial paynt was made by Gastar Electronics Entertainnt, selling the products first and then handing over the inco to Gastar Electronics Entertainnt.
This was the contract signed by the first few cooperating departnt stores, and it was the best contract.
Later departnt stores naturally didn't receive such treatnt, and even had to make so compromises and concessions in profit sharing.
The previous contract allowed the retailer to have about thirty-five percent profit, while later contracts only allowed thirty percent.
So departnt stores eager to obtain more ga console goods would even proactively lower their profit margins just to secure more stock.
Because this thing is really popular.
From the initial release of various European and Arican gas such as Street Fighter, SFC and GB sold especially well.
Later, with the launch of the light gun, it sparked another wave of buying frenzy.
It's important to note that this wasn't during any celebratory holiday, just a regular period.
No departnt store would give up selling this product.
Of course, this doesn't include large departnt stores.
Because they were allies, on the contrary, they were still vigorously promoting the PN ga console, Lierda 2600 ga console, and claiming that these two ga consoles had even more fun gas. anwhile, the PN2 ga console was also in the preheating stage and could be officially released at any ti. In the PN2 ga console, players would experience 3D electronic gas for the first ti, which was a big leap forward for the era.
Relying on vigorous promotion, these large departnt stores could barely achieve about half of Gastar Electronics Entertainnt's sales performance.
And the departnt stores cooperating with Gastar Electronics Entertainnt didn't even need any promotion. They only needed to tell custors that they had SFC ga consoles for sale, and even light guns for sale, and there would be plenty of people rushing over with cash to buy ga consoles, without worrying about selling them.
Then at the sa ti, Gastar Electronics Entertainnt also added English options to so gas released in Japan and sold them at relatively low prices.
Sotis children might hesitate when they saw that Street Fighter, which was originally $69, was a bit expensive.
But if there were Super Mario 3 and other gas for only forty or fifty dollars, they would be more favored.
Don't underestimate this difference of ten or twenty dollars. If you buy three or four forty or fifty-dollar gas, it ans you can save forty or fifty dollars and then buy another ga.
Anyway, Arican children think like this, which stirs up their desire to buy.
Especially a few popular gas like Contra 3 and Tetris.
But if it's just like this, it can only be said to have just opened up the market. Compared to the North Arican electronic ga market in later generations, it's just getting started.
In the second month of SFC sales in the United States, at the end of March 1995, SFC sales exceeded one million.
Achieving sales of one million consoles in two months is truly amazing, and Takayuki specially ca over to celebrate with the employees of the U.S. branch.
Even Sorei Electronics and several other recently established ga companies were surprised.
Clearly, before, when they were expanding the player market, they only added tens of thousands of players per month, but Gastar Electronics Entertainnt ca over and directly doubled it? This is really unbelievable.
But this also made them see the potential of the Arican electronic ga market.
When Sawakawa Uehito learned of this, he imdiately instructed Eden to increase recruitnt of electronic ga talents. This kind of opportunity must not be missed. Once missed, if Gastar Electronics Entertainnt really becos popular, they will fall behind again.
...
On April 1st, inside a dormitory at Harvard, Bob was thinking about the future direction of the social networking site.
His friend Jeff ran in excitedly at this ti: "Bob, I just got a call from Gastar Electronics Entertainnt. They want to invite us to dinner for a eting."
Bob's eyes were always glued to the screen, and he answered casually, "You can go to this kind of thing; I don't have ti to have dinner with them right now."
"No, this ti you must go; it's different from before."
"Different from before?"
Bob looked up at his friend Jeff.
"Haven't you always wanted to et the boss of Gastar Electronics Entertainnt? He's coming this ti. I heard he originally ca to celebrate their ga console sales reaching a million records, but he also really wants to et us. Will you go or not?"
Bob imdiately stood up from his seat, asking seriously, "Are you saying that the boss nad Takayuki is also coming?"
"Of course, he's our big benefactor. If you don't go to this kind of invitation, then you really shouldn't expect to succeed."
Bob's surprised expression satisfied him.
"I'll go, I'll definitely go."
Bob wasn't really impressed by the so-called benefactor, he was just curious.
He was very curious about what kind of person could start from scratch and create a miracle of several hundred million dollars in a new industry in a short ti.
It's unimaginable.
And he also knew that this was a person of similar age to himself, which made him even more eager to find an opportunity to see the other party with his own eyes.
"Bob, hurry up and tidy up. I have a set of suits that I haven't worn yet. It's just right for you."
"No, your suits are too uncomfortable to wear. I really don't understand why humans invented such boring things as suits. I'd rather die than wear one."
"You, this guy, this is facing the big benefactor, we absolutely cannot be negligent!"
"I don't care about that."
The two argued for a while, and it ended with Bob's victory.
He prepared to go see the big benefactor in clothes that weren't much different from usual, while Jeff really dressed ticulously, even the suit he wore was expensive rchandise he had bought recently just to give the company a good impression.
And the agreed eting place was a surprise to both of them, a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, Boston, and it was a hot pot restaurant.
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