Investiture of the Gods: Yang Jian's Tale Goes on Sale

"As expected." Nakayama Takuya lifted his teacup and took a sip. "Disney's global marketing network isn't just for show. The movie-game linkage model they proved successful in the United States works just as well in Europe and Japan."

"The problem is production capacity." Hisao Oguchi rubbed his temples. "Distributors in Europe and Japan are all frantically pressing us for more stock."

Nakayama Takuya smiled. This was exactly the result he wanted.

At that moment, in Shinjuku, inside a large general department store.

The elevator doors on the fifth floor opened to a boiling roar of voices.

Here, half the floor was a cinema, and the other half was an appliance and game retail area.

Families who had just finished watching Toy Story streamed out of the theater.

Children clutched their movie ticket stubs, excitedly discussing Buzz Lightyear's flying pose.

"Dad, I want that!" A little boy of seven or eight shook off his father's hand and charged straight toward the Sega display booth not far away.

On the CRT television at the booth, actual gameplay footage was playing.

Woody was jumping across Andy's bed, dodging all kinds of obstacles.

The middle-aged father followed helplessly.

His original plan had been to finish the movie today, then drop by the appliance section downstairs to take a look at Sony's new CD Walkman.

As for things like game consoles, he had only played the Famicom back in his university days; after getting married, he had never touched them again.

"Sir, this is the Toy Story bundle set that just arrived today." A salesperson in a Sega uniform greeted him with a face full of smiles. "If you purchase now, it also comes with a collectible sticker officially licensed by Pixar."

The middle-aged father looked at the brightly colored 3D polygon graphics on the