You call this entrepreneurship?

Chapter 148: Driving the tiger and swallowing the wolf
Qin Shaoyan looked at the smiling Fatty G and felt his head hurt.

Unexpectedly, he used too much force and got himself in.

He had never thought about developing a Counter-Strike online game, but he had several projects on his hands and couldn't finish it.

How could I agree to Fatty G’s request?

Besides, even if you have time to play an FPS online game, you wouldn’t choose Counter-Strike because the price/performance ratio is too low.

Counter-Strike online games can also make money, but they are far inferior to entertainment shooting games like CrossFire.

Moreover, a game can last for more than ten years, with low cost and explosive profits. CF is the best choice for FPS online games.

Qin Shaoyan saw G Fat's face full of excitement, but he couldn't say no directly.

"Gabu, why are you suddenly interested in online games?" Qin Shaoyan asked tentatively.

Fatty G smiled and said, "You just told me that if you want to make money and don't want your game to be ruined, you have to do it yourself."

G Fat said seriously again: "John, what do you think? Do you want to work together? With you, we will be able to successfully open up the Chinese market."

"Since they are all so interested, it must mean that this matter is profitable."

"However, the online game project will be postponed a little bit. You have to let us finish the work at hand first."

Your idea is quite creative.

“And we’re also trying to expand into different businesses.”

"I think South Korea's NEXON company is very interested in getting the online game license, and not only them, but also other Korean companies have approached it."

Fatty G's eyes lit up and he smacked his chin fiercely, "Yes, we can also make use of the official relationships in China, so that it will be smoother to enter the Chinese market."

"what's up?"

"You go contact Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Take-two and other game companies, call them all over, and we'll have a meeting."

Fatty G nodded, "No problem."

Fatty G frowned, "What did you ask them to do?"

Cooperation to open up the Chinese market?

"And I still have some connections with relevant departments in China, such as the last stand-alone game cooperation."

Qin Shaoyan said seriously: "But before that, Gabu, you need to do something."

"Gabu." Qin Shaoyan stopped and said solemnly, "I thought about it for a while and found that this idea of ​​opening up a new business is a good one. Now the online game market is developing rapidly. Blizzard's "World of Warcraft" is a very good one. Good example.”

"If you want to enter the Chinese game market, you must first squeeze out Korean games."

"The online game market in China and surrounding countries is developing rapidly, and we can really try this aspect."

Qin Shaoyan said with a smile: "The Chinese game market is now flooded with a large number of Korean games. Although the Chinese market is constantly expanding, Korean game companies are also constantly seizing the market."

Qin Shaoyan stood up and started pacing in Fatty G's office, while thinking about what else needed to be improved in his plan.

Qin Shaoyan suddenly had a flash of inspiration at this time, and soon had a new plan.

"Gabu, you are making things very difficult for me." Qin Shaoyan sighed and pretended to be embarrassed, "I have other projects to do, but if you ask, I can help you."

"This matter cannot be done by V Agency alone. We will call in several more companies and we will all work together. Kick out Korean games first, so that we can divide up the remaining game market."

"And we can also let others take the lead and explore the market for us, while we observe adjustments, review cases, and summarize experiences and lessons later."

G Fat smiled and said, "John, you are such a bad boy, but I like you." The two parties quickly reached an agreement. G Fat actively contacted various companies, posted hero posts widely, and invited martial arts heroes from all walks of life.

Qin Shaoyan took out his mobile phone, found Chen Peng's number and dialed it.

"Brother Chen, are you still in the United States?"

Chen Peng felt a little surprised, "Well, I'm still in the United States, but I'm going back tomorrow."

"Oh, it's good to be here." Qin Shaoyan smiled slightly, "I have something I want to report to you."

"Mr. Qin, what you said makes me feel happy." Chen Peng said, somewhat dumbfounded, "If you have anything to do, just say it. Don't do this."

"Since Brother Chen asked, I will go straight to the point." Qin Shaoyan said with a smile, "Brother Chen, do you think those Korean game companies are too arrogant in China?"

Chen Peng smiled and said, "Why did you mention this?"

Qin Shaoyan did not answer, but continued to ask: "Do you want them to restrain themselves?"

Chen Peng paused and pondered for two seconds, "Do you have any idea?"

Qin Shaoyan is not the only one who thinks Koreans are arrogant, and there are countless companies that have been cheated by Korean games.

Big companies such as Shanda, NetEase, and Penguin are full of resentment. How could the publisher not know about it?

Several points were mentioned in the document regarding the ethnic online game project launched by the Publishing House.

First, the structure of independent research and development and imported products is unbalanced, the industrial chain is unreasonable, and imported online games dominate the market.

At that time, the games introduced to the Chinese market were basically Korean online games. Most of the market was controlled by others, and a lot of money was made.

The second point is that many Chinese companies represent overseas online games and do not master core technologies, resulting in the inability to safeguard their own legitimate rights and interests, leading to the proliferation of private servers and plug-ins.

Shanda's agent Legend private server is rampant because the Korean side's management is not standardized, which leads to the leakage of the source code.

Because of the issue of money sharing, South Korea ignored Shanda's requests. Not to mention adding game content, even bugs were not fixed, forcing Shanda's programmers to make modifications by themselves through decompilation.

Online games represented by Penguin and NetEase also encountered the same maintenance problems. South Korea did not provide technical support at all, and turned a blind eye to anti-cheating requirements.

At that time, although the level of Korean game R&D was poor, they were confident and took advantage of the weakness of the Chinese game industry to unscrupulously discriminate against Chinese agents.

After the Chinese game industry began to self-research and mass-produce online games, Korean game companies restrained their arrogance and became cooperative in cooperation.

But this time happened to be in a period of drought, so when Chen Peng heard Qin Shaoyan's words, he immediately had an idea in his mind.

It is a unanimous view that it is time to give the Koreans a good beating and suppress their arrogance.

"It's just an immature idea. Let's talk it over with Brother Chen first." Qin Shaoyan said lightly, "Brother Chen, please tell me if you think it's okay, let's discuss it in detail."

"If you don't think it's okay, just pretend I didn't say it."

"Wait a moment." Less than half a minute later, Chen Peng continued, "Go ahead."

Qin Shaoyan said slowly, "Korean game companies are so arrogant because they have no competitors. Although Chinese domestic game companies are also developing domestic online games on their own, Korean online games still occupy a dominant position."

"If you want them to be honest, you must have strong opponents to check and balance them."

"I want to drive the tiger away and devour the wolf."

Chen Peng was slightly startled, "Driving the tiger to swallow the wolf?"

(End of this chapter)