The "Hero" Holographic Super League finals had concluded, and gamers around the world had experienced a visual spectacle.
A holographic map the size of a stadium, with skills and battles flying across the game world, had been perfectly brought into reality through Holographic Technology. It was no less thrilling than any sporting event.
That was the eSports arena gamers had dreamed of.
No sooner had the Holographic Super League ended than major game companies quickly contacted the Man Yu Platform, expressing their desire to host Holographic Super League events. They included Dota and World of Warcraft.
After one week in theaters, Holographic Movie had already grossed more than 4.5 billion worldwide, and its momentum was unstoppable. Now, the emergence of the Holographic Super League had made Holographic Technology even more popular.
The buzz around Holographic Technology was spreading into every field.
In just one month, Holographic Technology had once again entered the global spotlight, sweeping across the world with explosive momentum.
The internet was flooded with news about all kinds of Holographic Technology applications. The frenzy had begun with the release of Holographic Movie and had continued ever since.
Almost everyone who saw the massive holographic scenes created by Holographic Technology was awestruck by this innovation.
Yet just as the popularity of Holographic Movie was soaring and the wave stirred up by Holographic eSports had only just begun, news of another holographic project followed close behind, swiftly taking over the headlines of major news platforms.
The world's first holographic-themed tourist resort, Ant Paradise, would open on New Year's Day.
The news of Ant Paradise's opening had long since been announced.
Due to concerns over facilities, personnel, and safety management, only 38,000 tickets were being sold for the opening day. The tickets were offered at 38 percent of the regular price,