The game release event for Legendary World draws an overwhelming crowd, not just from game manufacturers but also from various media outlets. William White, casually dressed, takes the stage and addresses the audience.
"Welcome to the world of legends. Today marks the beginning of a new era. I, William White, will guide you into the gaming revolution."
He proceeds to showcase Street Fighter, emphasizing the real experience available in the exhibition hall on the second floor. Despite minor flaws in graphics and sound due to memory constraints, the audience is left in awe.
"Now, if you're not satisfied, take a look at this historical fighting game below. It's based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, featuring characters from real history. Explore it in the exhibition hall on the third floor."
After introducing Thunderbolt, an air combat game with an alien invasion theme, the crowd applauds, and William White showcases the game in the exhibition hall.
Post-conference, attendees are treated to an immersive experience with game consoles and scenes replicated from the games. The impact is significant, leaving even experienced game manufacturers stunned.
Atari representatives, especially, feel the pressure as William White's new offerings overshadow their existing ones. Foot bath companies secure $300 million in orders after the event, signaling a promising future for the gaming industry.
As the foot bathers return to China, they face the challenge of scaling up their factories to meet the rising demand. The $300 million figure becomes a talking point on Wall Street, where the magnitude of the orders is hard to comprehend.
Despite the success in gaming, William White decides to delay the implementation of other game plans. He advises the team to focus on gradual improvement and steady accumulation.
Meanwhile, other companies, like Little Paradise, ponder their strategies in light of the changing landscape. Some executives contemplate the difficult decision of abandoning current plans for the possibility of future success.
William White's unconventional approach confuses many, but he is clear about raising "fat pigs" — nurturing success for the current generation while preparing for inevitable changes.
Reflecting on the media coverage, William White is amused by the excitement around game consoles. He recognizes that the media's understanding of these new developments is limited.
As Qiao Dashen (Bill Gates) criticizes William White's focus on games instead of developing an operating system, he fails to grasp the revolutionary impact games are about to have on the industry.