Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 109: Cooperation reached, strange ghost in the computer!
Tadaki Kashimura is a senior IT engineer who has been deeply involved in the gaming industry for many years. He has come into contact with countless games and has his own judgment on the pros and cons of a game and whether it will be a hit.

The "Resident Evil" in front of him gave him a feeling of surprise and even shock.

To describe it in two words: stunning!
Whether it is character design or plot structure, or theme depth and playability, they are all excellent, and can even be said to be quite mature. It does not seem like a temporary plan at all, but rather like a mature product.

Tadaki Kashimura even felt that there was no need to make any major changes, and that the game could be successfully produced as long as it was developed directly according to the plan.

"Director Onino is really willing to hand over this game to us, Mantiantang?"

Kashimura Tadaki still found it a little unbelievable and couldn't help but confirm it again.

Takeshi Onino curled the corner of his mouth. If possible, he would certainly like to make "Resident Evil" himself. After all, this is a project that is destined to make money.

But unfortunately, he doesn't have any game company at all now, so he can't do it even if he wants to. It's better to use it to deal with Sindorah.

Anyway, he has many excellent games in his mind, so this one won't make a difference.

For ordinary people, a good idea may be hard to come by, but for Takeshi Ono, creativity is what he has the most.

So although it’s a bit of a pity, I don’t feel too much regret.

Moreover, he only authorized Nintendo to develop and sell the game, and the remaining copyrights are still in his own hands.

Let Mantiantang take the lead and spread the fame of "Resident Evil". When the time is right, he can bring it to the big screen.

By then, $10 billion will be in your pocket.

What's more, Mantiantang also has to share the sales revenue, which means that Guiye Wu just needs to come up with an idea and a plan and reap the profits.

Neither side suffers.

Upon hearing Takeshi Onino's confirmation, Tadaki Kashimura immediately showed a look of joy.

The profit sharing doesn't matter. He can see that "Resident Evil" is better than "The Grudge", and Nintendo will only make more money.

Originally, I just came here for "The Grudge", but unexpectedly I got an even bigger surprise.

With the intention to cooperate, the subsequent negotiations between the two parties went smoothly.

Tadaki Kashimura organized all the information into a proposal and prepared to submit it to the board of directors for decision.

I believe they will not refuse.

Three days later, Tadaki Kashimura came to Onino Eiga again with the authorization of the board of directors.

On behalf of Mantiantang, the cooperation agreement was formally signed.

Manten will buy the game adaptation rights of "Resident Evil" for 7 million yen. Onino Eiga will retain all copyrights except the game and can obtain 8% of the sales share.

With the full persuasion of Tadaki Kashimura, the top management of Mantangtian realized the great value of "Resident Evil" and therefore showed great sincerity.

He directly offered a high price of 7 million, which is close to 500 million US dollars.

This made Gui Yewu happy, but he once again cursed Thomas Sindora who was taking advantage of the situation. He was simply treating beggars badly. Look at him!
An IT giant, bah!
The company's legal advisor, Tachibana Keiko, drafted the contract on behalf of Onino Eiga and both parties formally signed it.

Then a press conference was held.

Upon learning that Onino Eiga had actually started a collaboration with Mantentang to develop a new game, the media present at the meeting expressed surprise.

"Are you planning to adapt the movie 'The Grudge'?" a media outlet asked.

"Not really." Onino Takeshi answered, "The game adaptation rights of The Grudge have been sold to Syndor in America, and the movie of The Grudge has also reached a cooperation with Paramount Pictures and will be released in North America soon."

He also did some advertising.

After hearing what Takeshi Onino said, the media were surprised that Mantiantang did not purchase the adaptation rights of "The Grudge", and were even more shocked that Onino Films had quietly reached a cooperation with Hollywood giant Paramount and was preparing to enter the North American market.

Everyone was immediately excited. Listen, it was about to be released in North America on a large scale. It had been a long time since Japanese movies had received such treatment!

"The Grudge" actually conquered Americans!
As expected of Director Onino!
Kashimura Tadaki glanced at Onino Takeshi with resentment. Damn it, they actually took the opportunity to advertise without any moral ethics. We are obviously the protagonists!
He quickly brought the topic back to the topic: "The reason why we at Mantiantang did not choose "The Grudge" is because the company feels that this "Resident Evil" is more outstanding and will definitely be liked by players all over the world, blah blah blah..."

The press conference ended successfully with Tadaki Kashimura's boasting.

As soon as the news was disclosed, it caused quite a stir.

Those in the know were surprised that Onino Eiga had entered the gaming industry, and couldn't help but sigh that the business was becoming more and more comprehensive, and that Onino Eiga was growing step by step.

The news of the overseas release of "The Grudge" also made many people excited.

Takeshi Onino never expected that a casual advertisement he made would once again stimulate the already sluggish box office of "The Grudge" and create a new high.

All I can say is that Japanese people are indeed Westernized.

This also further enhanced Takeshi Onino's status in the entertainment industry. After all, not every film directed by him is qualified to be released in North America.

Although Takeshi Ono has only made two films so far, in the eyes of many people, his status has surpassed some veteran film directors.

Many people have high expectations for him and are eager for his third movie.

The news about the game soon died down. After all, for Onino Eiga, movies are its main business. However, there was a wave of hype about Mantiantang, but that was not what Onino Takeshi cared about.

The production of a game is not a matter of a day or two. It is unknown how long it will take for "Resident Evil" to be launched. At present, the most important thing for Takeshi Onino is to write a new script.

So he went into seclusion once again.

……

Ghost house.

Gui Yewu stayed in the room, typing on the keyboard.

Because he had no money before, he had to write the manuscript of "When the Prayer Ends" and the script of "That Summer, the Quiet Sea" by hand, which was a bit too much even for him given his physical condition.

God knows how long it has been since he held a pen like this in his previous life!

That experience made Gui Yewu hate it deeply.

So when the first movie made money, he bought a computer right away.

Although its performance is completely antique compared to later generations, Gui Yewu is already satisfied.

At least it’s better than handwriting!

At this time, Gui Yewu's hands were moving very fast, constantly typing on the keyboard, and words kept appearing on the screen.

After communicating with Spielberg, Takeshi Ono had new ideas and knew what to shoot for his third film.

Now he has to write the script.

This time, maybe it will give the public a big surprise!

“It’s a really good story.”

Suddenly, the computer screen seemed to freeze, and then a new line of text appeared below his words.

It appeared without any warning, just like a ghost wandering in the computer, talking to him.

Gui Yewu was stunned for a moment, and his hair stood on end in an instant.

Are there really ghosts?!

(End of this chapter)