Using discs as carriers does not an that Gastar will give up using cartridges.
In the future, his idea is to pursue two paths simultaneously.
One of them follows Nintendo's path from the previous world, focusing on developing interesting and innovative electronic entertainnt products.
The other path is to pursue a more industrialized and large-scale approach.
The innovative path represents laying the foundation for the future developnt of electronic gas, constantly creating new points of developnt.
And industrialization represents taking the industry towards maturity, with products like Red Dead Redemption 2, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, The Witcher 3, Call of Duty, the entire Assassin's Creed series, etc., all being products of mature industrialized gas.
Whether it's industrialization or innovation, they each have their own advantages, and Gastar intends to have them all.
North Arica is more suitable for industrialized developnt, while Japan is more suitable for innovation. In the future, they will run parallel to each other.
If it were a normal company, they wouldn't dare to do this. They would often focus more on one point of developnt.
Only investnt companies dare to do this because they don't have to be responsible for the products; they just need to provide money and supervise the results.
However, with the experience from the previous world, Takyuki believes they should do more.
Money is secondary; he wants to accelerate the developnt of the electronic ga industry in this world so he can play more fun gas created in this world faster.
For example, the recent 3D racing ga produced by SuRui Electronics is quite good, already worth a three and a half-star rating.
In the future, GS1 will focus more on industrialization, reducing the physical production costs of electronic gas as much as possible and using the excess money to develop electronic gas. This is the more appropriate choice.
Anyway, for electronic gas, the carrier is not important; the ga itself is.
By now, the developnt of GS1 has progressed to about forty percent. Takyuki has already sent the first-generation prototype of the ga console to North Arica, allowing the ga developnt team there to adapt to the console as soon as possible.
So far, all of this is confidential within the company. If even a little bit leaks out, Takyuki will definitely pursue it endlessly.
Not being listed and having almost no additional shareholders has its advantages. There's no need to be accountable to anyone, and there's no need to disclose internal company data information. You can do whatever you want, and no one can interfere.
However, to ensure smoother developnt in Japan, Takyuki has negotiated favorable conditions with the Japanese governnt. Japan will invest a small part in the na of the governnt, and Takyuki can leverage the governnt's convenience to obtain so benefits, ensuring there will be so policy bias, so that trivial matters won't hinder their developnt.
One evening in August, a banquet was held in a high-end hotel.
This banquet was jointly organized by the Arican Retail Industry Association and the Union.
Senior executives from various large and small departnt store companies in the association were invited to attend the banquet.
At tis like this, it was a good day for these departnt store companies to exchange feelings.
Although they were usually competitors, under the control of the association and the union, they would cooperate when necessary to fight for greater benefits for their industry.
David was naturally among the invited, after all, he was the business manager of Woodson Departnt Store Company, one of the largest departnt store companies in the country.
He drove his luxury car and entered the banquet hall with his female companion.
As soon as he entered, he attracted a lot of attention, and many people ca forward to greet him warmly.
People of his status were equivalent to the chairman of a small departnt store in normal tis, so naturally, they received a lot of attention.
He also politely returned each greeting.
But he noticed that there weren't as many people trying to get close to him as usual at this kind of banquet. Normally, executives from small departnt stores would also co up to say hello.
However, this ti, the people who ca up to him were mostly in inconspicuous positions, or were representatives of industry associations and unions.
But he was just a little curious and didn't think too much about it.
dium and small departnt stores were completely incomparable to him, and it didn't matter if the other party didn't actively seek him out.
Soon, the banquet moved on to the routine charity fundraising segnt.
Such banquets often aid to enhance their reputation, not just to indulge.
According to custom, executives of large companies like David would donate around ten thousand dollars.
It was also normal for people from small departnt stores to donate a few thousand or a few hundred dollars.
David had already prepared a check and thought for a mont, feeling that five thousand dollars was enough. There was no aning in donating so much, and it would be a waste of money.
Five thousand dollars would cover his car maintenance for a week.
After writing the check, he casually handed it to the person collecting donations.
At that mont, he faintly heard the voices of a few people discussing enthusiastically nearby.
"How about we all donate ten thousand dollars this ti?"
"Well, I think we can. We've made quite a bit of money recently, thanks to Gastar Electronic Entertainnt."
"You've also made a lot of money through Gastar Electronic Entertainnt? So have we."
Originally, David wouldn't pay much attention to the idle chatter of people around him.
But the na "Gastar Electronic Entertainnt" was like a tid switch.
Once he heard this na, his heart would skip a beat.
This was because almost every day, he would receive an email in his inbox.
That email contained the daily sales data of Gastar Electronic Entertainnt, detailed to the single digit.
It was ridiculous.
Recently, the sales data for electronic ga consoles and gas had been tens of thousands and tens of thousands per day. The highest one-day sales had reached close to one hundred thousand.
And these were basically dispersed to dozens of dium and small departnt stores.
Each departnt store could make tens of thousands of dollars a day from this product alone.
And this was because the supply had never been sufficient. If the supply were sufficient, the sales would be even higher.
He couldn't understand why this thing was so popular. Clearly, they were all electronic ga consoles, and the ga consoles from the companies SuRui Electronics and Lil'Da weren't bad either. He had played them and felt they were all just toys, so what was the difference?
But unfortunately, Lil'Da and SuRui Electronics were just not very competitive; their sales were poor.
David couldn't help but glance over when he heard the voices and saw that they were the bosses of several small departnt stores.
Actually, they didn't earn much money usually; the ones who really made money were the large departnt store companies.
But recently, because Gastar Electronic Entertainnt's ga consoles were only sold in dium and small departnt stores, custors had no choice but to go to small departnt stores.
In the past, these bosses would donate at most two or three thousand dollars to cope.
But this ti, each of them donated ten thousand dollars. How much money did they make from the ga console?
Of course, ten thousand dollars wasn't much, but when David saw that everyone could donate ten thousand dollars, he suddenly felt a little embarrassed.
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