Wang Yi had never developed this game to make money.
He wanted people without much basketball talent, as well as those with physical disabilities who couldn't play, to experience the joy of basketball.
Besides, the advertising model he designed later would be the game's main source of income.
Once the game took the world by storm, advertisers would surely be scrambling to buy ad space.
Then he wouldn't have to worry about making money.
Over the next few days, the internet was full of fans promoting Wang Yi's game of their own accord.
"I heard Wang's Game was Brother Yi's own idea. He invested in it himself and his own team made it. It really is the King's Game."
"This game is definitely going to be a huge hit. You heard it here first."
"I got sick of 2K ages ago, and Street Basketball just keeps getting worse. I've been waiting forever for a new basketball game."
"Don't compare Brother Yi's game to trash like 2K and Street Basketball. His is a virtual VR game. Those other games aren't even in the same league."
Amid great anticipation, sales of the game headsets officially began at noon on August 1.
Since the game had already been installed on the headsets, there was no need to download it.
By that evening, some players had received their headsets and were eager to try them out.
At a university in Aerospace City, Chang'an Province.
Inside a boys' dormitory.
Several NBA star posters hung on the walls, the largest of them featuring Wang Yi.
Basketball-themed items were scattered across the wardrobe, bedside tables, and desks. It was obvious that all the college students in the dorm loved basketball.
At that moment, a student named Geng Hao eagerly opened a package.
He had been among the