Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 1151

"Was that about 'Legend of Heroes' being finished?" Owen asked from beside her, having overheard the call.

"Yes, our 'Legend of Heroes' is a success. Closed beta has already started, and we can launch in a month at the latest. I just told Soren to speed up the beta and have everyone work overtime. Once the game launches, we'll give them a long vacation to rest up."

"Then we need to call James right away. Oh, and Mr. Whitlock, Jude, and a few other international gaming contacts," Owen suggested. "We need to get them to find agents and prepare for the release. We'll seize the countries they haven't penetrated yet.

After that, we'll infiltrate the markets where the game is already out and overwrite their low-level versions," he added.

The business world was a battlefield; whoever captured the market first held the ultimate advantage.

Even though the Javenaire equivalent was vastly inferior to Solflare's version, Riot Games had a stellar reputation and a massive global player base.

Their status in the gaming industry was no lower than Solflare's, and they absolutely could not be underestimated.

Of course, once they made the calls, all their contacts were eager to help. Solflare's previous titles, from the Farming Game to "Dungeon Vanguard," had all been explosive international hits.

They had every reason to believe this new game would be no exception. They felt incredibly fortunate that Mira and Owen had reached out to them instead of anyone else.

After all, this wasn't charity. Not only was there a hefty upfront payoff, but once the launch succeeded, they would all receive generous regional dividends.

Truthfully, this was all thanks to the colossal capital Mira had reaped on Wall Street, which funded their mobile OS research and game development.

Both of these ventures required an astronomical financial backbone.

With this project, Mira and Owen could afford to launch in multiple countries simultaneously without ever worrying about cash flow.

"No need for formalities. We're going to make a fortune together."

As for Hank Whitlock and Jude, it went without saying. The moment they heard Solflare had a new game coming out, their entrepreneurial instincts flared.

They were ready to drop absolutely everything to push the project forward.

It got to the point where Mira had to remind them, "Don't let the bank operations slack off. That's just as important."

Jude brushed it off. "Honestly, I don't think the bank is as urgent as rolling out this game.

If the bank gets delayed by a month, we just make one less month of profit. It won't affect the long-term operations. But with the game, we have aggressive competitors fighting for market share."