Nintendo.
"President, the hype is getting lower and lower. Although some game developers have joined the platform, there are few games and the quality is generally low, so it's hard to boost console sales," the assistant said with a smile.
Hiroshi Yamauchi's mood did not improve. He said in a deep voice, "Really? But as far as I know, the Wujiang factory in Shanghai is still working overtime to produce. What do you think Wujiang Group is doing?"
The assistant was taken aback, then blurted out, "Wujiang Group is stocking up on inventory, preparing to enter the US home video game console market!!!"
“That’s right, it must be so!” A hint of worry flashed in Hiroshi Yamauchi’s eyes.
Once the US market is established, many capable third-party game developers may switch to the US market!
At that point, Nintendo will be in danger!
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Hiroshi Yamauchi was right; Wujiang Group was stocking up on goods to enter the US market.
However, before that, it is necessary to further explore the potential of the Japanese game market and defeat Nintendo in Japan.
Starting from September 11th, anime series such as "Dragon Quest," "The Legend of Zelda," and "Final Fantasy" began airing on major television stations in Japan.
These three animated films have a large number of fans. As soon as the films were released, they caused a sensation, and the entire Nintendo company was sleepless all night!
At this moment, game and manga fans all over Japan are extremely excited and spreading the news.
On campus, students were discussing the plot of the animated film.
As the saying goes, "Love me, love my dog."
If you like cartoons, you'll be interested in the games based on them.
With the popularity of the animated series, sales of these three games surged once again.
In just one week, sales surged from 10,000 units to 250,000 units, demonstrating a significant growth effect.
These three game cartridges sold extremely well, with even the least popular Final Fantasy selling 550,000 copies in that week.
Dragon Quest airs on Mondays and Tuesdays, The Legend of Zelda on Wednesdays and Thursdays, Final Fantasy on Fridays and Saturdays, and Pokémon on Sundays.
Each animated series airs two episodes per day, which is four episodes per week.
Sixteen episodes, just enough to air for a month.
This month will be a very difficult one for Nintendo.
However, what's even more painful is yet to come.
After these animated series finish airing, Wujiang Group's fighting game series will be released, giving Nintendo a real taste of what it means for one wave of trouble to keep piling up...
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