Tokyo Video Game Tycoon.

The game will be available on PC and Suri Electronics' first-party home consoles!

After more than a decade of development, the Sun Knights series of games has become a major product for Surrey Electronics.

This year's latest Sun Knight model is highly anticipated by Surui Electronics.

Because of its partnership with Yusei Electronics Entertainment, Yusei did not release its popular games during this period, giving its partner a chance to make money and work together to deal with the American company, Mikeford.

To this end, Surui Electronics even spent twice as much on publicity and promotion as before, in order to seize more advertising resources and squeeze out Mikefu's publicity channels.

On the eve of Christmas, Sun Knights also delivered a pretty good performance.

Sales exceeded two million on the first day.

This can be considered a historic breakthrough for Surui Electronics.

Aside from games from Yuxing Electronic Entertainment, it has been rare for games from other game companies to achieve sales of over one million on their first day.

As for breaking two million in sales on the first day, that's an even more unattainable dream.

This time, Surui Electronics finally broke through its own limitations and successfully entered the club of two million units sold on the first day.

The biggest credit goes to the holiday and the massive investment in promotion and marketing.

Where there is joy, there is also sorrow.

For the first time, sales of Mike's MK series smartphones declined during a popular holiday season like Christmas.

In the past, this holiday would sell more than a million smartphones worldwide, but this year it did not reach that milestone.

Moreover, the PC industry sales that Myron Case has always insisted on are still declining wildly.

Only now did he finally understand just how influential video games could be.

The smartphones from Mikeford also offer a wide range of entertainment options.

However, the most popular games and software are not available in Mickford.

Facebook, as the largest social platform, also refuses to log in to the smartphone platform in Mikefu. If you want to use it, you can only access it through the web, which is a very bad experience.

However, Facebook's own smartphones offer the best experience.

Furthermore, to avoid any suspicion of monopoly, Facebook also launched corresponding social software for the smartphones and PC operating systems developed by Morgan Stanley.

The lack of support for Mikef makes people less willing to use Mikef products.

Even if Mikefu's products seem cooler.

But this is somewhat like Sony phones in the original world—good-looking but useless.

No matter how unique the design concept is, or how good the performance and functions are, if there is no software they want to use or games they want to play, they will still give it up without hesitation.

Mikelford does have its own game development team, and it also has its own software development teams.

But how could his single company possibly stand up to a combined attack from companies including Surrey Electronics, Facebook, and Morgan Stanley?

And among all these, there is one major driving force: Youxing Electronic Entertainment.

As a result, Mikelford did not fare well.

Christmas is over, but the disaster in Mikefu is far from over.

Just as the hype surrounding Surrey's Sun Knights was dying down, fewer and fewer people were buying game consoles and supporting the game on PCs. But then, Yusei Electronics' game was released.

And this game is none other than the most anticipated game by players: Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Myron Case still vividly remembers the reactions of players at last year's StarCraft Carnival when they saw the trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake.

They seemed to be experiencing the happiest thing in the world, with many players beaming with joy and shouting wildly.

That's the power of a game series; no matter how hard Mikefu tries, he can't make up for that gap in a short time.

Even if the games produced by Mike F. Smith are considered masterpieces, players will still have a preconceived preference for Final Fantasy.

As 2014 began, Final Fantasy VII Remake was released as scheduled.

"Boss, I've bought the game you wanted."

At the company headquarters in Mikef, an employee approached Myron Keith with a newly purchased copy of Final Fantasy VII Remake.

"Put it in the game console. I'd like to see what's so great about this game that's so popular with countless players."

Myron Case was extremely unwilling to accept this.

He had heard of the famous Final Fantasy series long ago.

However, he had some prejudice against video games in the past, which made him not very interested in playing games other than Tetris.

But this time, he broke his own rule.

On the day of Final Fantasy VII's release, sales of his MK mobile phone and his own PC products plummeted again.

If in the past he believed that the decline in his products was due to the quality and performance of the products themselves, now he is certain that video games are definitely one of the main culprits affecting the sales of his products.

He himself has almost forgotten that he relied on the portability and multi-functionality of the MK smartphone to directly destroy the traditional handheld game industry.

But now, not long after all this time, Yuxing Electronic Entertainment has led its allied forces to reclaim the market that rightfully belonged to it through video games.

He was very unwilling to accept this. Why could video games achieve this level of sophistication?

It's not that your product isn't good enough, it's that your competitors are better.

He just wanted to see for himself what made video games so magical and what made them able to regain the market.

The employee obediently put Final Fantasy VII Remake into the game console, then stared intently at the screen, listening to a familiar melody play, and couldn't help but hum along to the rhythm.

"Do you really like this game?" Myron Case asked, noticing the employee's reaction.

"Uh, sorry boss, I couldn't help it..."

"It's okay, what I want to know now is whether you really like this game?"

The employee hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded vigorously: "I really like it, so much so that I would do anything to play this game."

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"Why don't you try this game?"

Hearing the employee's heartfelt confession, Myron Case was silent for a moment, then let him try playing Final Fantasy VII Remake right there.

"Is it...right here, boss?"

"That's right, let's play this game right here. I want to see your real reaction."

This time, Myron Keyes intends to take that step.

However, he was quite certain that he would never be able to truly empathize with the game if he played it himself, so he wanted to see how others would feel when playing it.

This is paid gaming! Such opportunities are rare in this world, and the employee became a little nervous.

"Come on, relax. Just play here. This is your job."

"Good boss!"

The employee was quite excited and immediately picked up the controller to enter the main menu of Final Fantasy VII Remake.

Myron Case didn't pay attention to the game on TV; he just stared intently at the employee's every reaction.

He noticed that the employee's hand holding the handle was trembling slightly.

Are you nervous? Worried that you'll be punished for playing games here?

No, probably not. I don't have that kind of strict impression at the company. I told him frankly that he should treat playing games as work, so my employee won't be so nervous about being punished.

There's another possibility that he's trembling: he might be excited to play Final Fantasy VII Remake.

It's just a game... Is it really worth getting this excited about?

At least for now, Myron Case is completely unable to feel that way.

At that moment, the employee had already entered the game's start screen.

In the scene, a lifelike eagle soars in the sky, the land is desolate, but in the distance, a steel city is slowly coming into view.

"Is this... a special effect?" Myron Case asked uncertainly.

This scene looks almost too real.

It's so real that it feels almost unreal.

A normal environment would never look so realistic, as if it were a deliberately crafted scene.

The employee immediately nodded vigorously: "That's right, boss, these are the game's CG effects. These are definitely the best special effects visuals available at this time."

"Indeed...very good."

Myron Case began to wonder if his game development team could create such visual effects.

Then he felt that as long as he paid enough money, his team should be able to do it too... right?

At this point, he also became somewhat uncertain.

Nowadays, there's one thing that no one developing games can avoid: the game engine.

As the world's top-tier engine, Unreal Engine is also the most widely used by game development companies.

The Game Engine from Youxing Electronics Entertainment boasts amazing visual performance, whether it's pixel effects, realistic 3D effects, or other effects requiring a unique artistic style.

This is the result of the team's dedicated research over the past decade, regardless of cost.

Zhu Youxing has never asked Unreal Engine to make him a certain amount of money, though he certainly makes a considerable amount.

Zhu Youxing's only requirement was that the Unreal Engine team not have to worry about money, and that the vast majority of the money earned from Unreal Engine could be used to continue to conduct more research and improve Unreal Engine.

This also makes Unreal Engine quite comprehensive in terms of its ability to perform various special effects across all industries.

Then, relying on such strong diversification capabilities, coupled with the Unreal Engine licensing strategy of Yuxing Electronic Entertainment, almost no company can refuse such an engine.

Even the film and television special effects industry can no longer escape the existence of Unreal Engine.

Myron Case's team also uses Unreal Engine.

Even though the two sides are competitors in some industries, Zhuyouxing doesn't care about supporting its competitors in other areas.

Of course, this will come at a higher price.