Video games have their own dominant aspects and their own driving protocols.
Back then, everyone did their own thing, with no conflict of interest or connection.
Windows' ability to build multimedia systems was limited to Windows 95 and later, with its performance reaching its full potential after Windows 2000.
Gradually, this squeezed out the market for home video games. Of course, there is still a market for high-end games, which leaves only Sony and Nintendo.
Nintendo subsequently relied on its past successes and didn't invest heavily in research and development. It's unclear whether this was due to a lack of funds or a flawed strategy, but in any case, it didn't perform as well as Sony.
In fact, Xing Baohua doesn't need to rush to launch games. He can make a steady profit by waiting for other manufacturers to develop their businesses.
But by then, he was no longer the sole dominant figure.
He wanted to create a protocol that supported Windows, allowing PCs to have multiple functions and even multimedia effects.
The 386 can already access the internet and play games like Legend of Sword and Fairy; a 2D game is appealing. We can move on to 3D when the hardware is better; by then, the product will be ready.
He works in hardware, and to bring out the best performance of hardware, he needs product support.
Hardware is the foundation of industry. Only with good reserves and production conditions can we avoid being blocked or threatened by the outside world.
Just like in his past life, he'll cut off your stock and raise prices all the time.
Every time I see customs officers smuggling hard drives, memory cards, and CPUs while pregnant, I feel a strange pang of heartache.
It's not that I feel sorry for those who smuggle goods, but that some items have been cut off, causing prices to go up.
It's cheap outside, but expensive inside, so this waterway has become a risky route.
Xing Baohua first brought the people he had gathered from the United States to Japan, where a game company had already been set up.
The next key step is to absorb those game studios from Japan.
With his existing staff, let's first set up the framework.
Let's wait until we find a suitable product manager.
Upon arriving in Japan, Haina's people had already placed the information he requested regarding former SoftBank chairman Sun in front of him.
Currently, Lao Sun has established his own financial consulting company, which is very small in scale and can only barely make ends meet; he is not living a very good life.
The reason they cheated him was because he was rich. If Xing Baohua hadn't cheated him, someone else would have, or he might have cheated others.
R-game company Xing Baohua doesn't want to be the only dominant player; of course, controlling stake is necessary, and more investors need to be brought in.
Old Sun is a troublemaker; give him a good platform, and he'll definitely make a name for himself.
After reviewing his current situation, Xing Baohua decided to meet with the other party and find the product manager. Didn't he already have someone there?
Let him bring in capital, share shares, and get him to work hard to help you start your business.
This is similar to trying to persuade the enemy to surrender.
But his situation was different from Zhao Shanhai's. Zhao Shanhai always felt that Xing Baohua had given him a platform and provided him with a livelihood.
But Xing Baohua knew he was ripping off Lao Sun. Of course, strictly speaking, it wasn't exactly ripping off, since it was a gamble on the overall economic climate; it all came down to who had the greater ability.
It's like two armies facing off, one defending the city and the other attacking. A strong wind comes along due to the weather and blows away all the attackers. How can they fight anymore?
The factors are also crucial, but they cannot be entirely attributed to Xing Baohua, after all, the global economic storm was not something Xing Baohua could have caused.
Xing Baohua asked someone to arrange an elegant place for Old Sun to come out for tea, as older people probably prefer the type of younger sister-in-law.
Fortunately, Xing Baohua had such an assistant in the Nikon office. He called ahead to give her instructions so that tea could be prepared on the spot.
When Lao Sun received Xing Baohua's invitation call, he was quite surprised and a little confused, but he still went to the designated location as required.
As I entered, a guard scanned me with a metal detector.
They were afraid that this guy would do something to harm Xing Baohua, after all, Xing Baohua not only ruined the other company, but was even kicked out.
"Mr. Xing, it's been a long time." Upon seeing Xing Baohua, Old Sun bowed deeply in a manner reminiscent of the R-style etiquette.
"Long time no see!" Xing Baohua gestured for the other person to sit down.
It's not the Japanese way of drinking tea, but the Chinese way, with a table and chairs.
If Xing Baohua had known how to sit cross-legged, she probably would have followed the crowd.
An office assistant, dressed in traditional clothing, was serving tea to the two people in the office. The scene was so incongruous and out of place.
But no one dares to say anything.
"I called you here mainly to talk to you about something," Xing Baohua said, getting straight to the point.
"Oh! Please tell me!"
"I'm planning to start a game company. I wonder if you have any knowledge of the game market? Like Nintendo or Atari?"
"You want to enter the video game market?"
"You're half right. One is the TV game market, and the other is the PC game market. Don't worry about the hardware; I have a solution. The real issue is the game content!" Xing Baohua said, offering the other person some tea.
"The content should be easy to solve, right? There are programmers everywhere these days, you don't even need to poach them if you offer them a decent salary!"
Hearing this, Xing Baohua knew that this person had studied the gaming industry. Perhaps it was because he came from an investment background and needed to pay attention to projects in more fields to understand them.
Just know what it means, and there's no need to explain too much about what follows.
“I need a product manager to come and help me, and I'll give you a chance too. I allow you to bring your own capital as equity. The percentage of equity you'll hold will depend on the amount of capital you bring,” Xing Baohua said.
"How big is your plan?" the man asked cautiously, since Xing Baohua held the power to control the market and set the price.
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