/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>77124774
>The reason why I joined a game company as a new graduate was because I thought that ``Japan is number one in the field of games'' in the world . I believed that being number one in Japan was the same as being number #1 in the world.

>Tanigo : On a personal note, Sony, Honda, and Nintendo were already global companies with an overwhelming presence, and I admired them ever since I was a child. I tried to imagine in my own way why they expanded into the world. I think there are two main reasons.

>First of all, if we tried to grow the company only in Japan, it would reach a plateau, so we sought a broader market overseas . I think the other thing we wanted to prove was that we too can compete in business against the world and win.

>>77045719
>The reason why I joined a game company as a new graduate was because I thought that ``Japan is number one in the field of games'' in the world . I believed that being number one in Japan was the same as being number one in the world.

>The reason why I joined a game company as a new graduate was because I thought that "Japan is #1 in the field of games'' in the world . I believed that being number one in Japan was the same as being number one in the world.

>>73097576
>Since we are in a position with a social responsibility to keep the VTuber industry afloat, I think you could say that we are ``friends who can grow the industry together.''

>>73088085
>I'm from the Famicom generation, born in 1973, so I'll use the Famicom as an analogy. The Famicom game console was not an explosive hit just because it was the "first" game console to be released. Before the release, we installed software called game content in machines installed in common spaces of game centers and bathing facilities so that as many people as possible could experience the fun of games. It was because we introduced the Famicom with the slogan, ``You can enjoy it,'' that it became such a hit.

>In other words, first we have the software, and then we release the hardware that makes it easy to enjoy the software. If we were to apply this to our business, we would be at the stage where we were finally able to create the early version of Donkey Kong for game arcades.

>So, now is the starting line. The real thing is about to begin.

>The reason why I joined a game company as a new graduate was because I thought that "Japan is number one in the field of games'' in the world. I believed that being number one in Japan was the same as being number one in the world.

>Another deciding factor was the ``locational advantage'' of being able to become number one in the world if we mastered two-dimensional entertainment in Japan.
>There are quite a few Japanese companies that are developing extremely powerful content, such as Shueisha, which produces Weekly Shonen Jump, Nintendo, and the Sony Group. However, I think there is still room for Japanese content to combine with the power of the Internet and finance to make money around the world
>Moreover, wouldn't it be wonderful if Japan's strengths in two-dimensional entertainment, such as games and anime, could be utilized in creating that world?

>I believe that our company-led character IP Idol strategy that we developed from 2019 to 2020 to capture these latent needs has greatly contributed to our growth.

>>53383891
>they'll announce EN3 right after the Link Your Wish HoloFes to ride the 3D debut hype
>they'll announce EN3 right after ID3
>they'll announce EN3 right after Uproar, it's too crowded right now
>they'll announce EN3 on Golden Week, THE EN3 IS REAL
>they'll announce EN3 on June/July
>they'll announce EN3 right after Tempu-bahahahahha
>they'll announce EN3 right after summer, just you see
>they'll announce EN3 right after Council anniversary
>they'll announce EN3 right after Myth anniversary
>they'll announce EN3 on October, look at all those free days, they can even be horror themed
>they'll announce EN3 on November before the holiday season
>they'll announce EN3 right before HoloX's anniversary, trust the plan...
>they'll announce EN3 just before New Years, trust the PLAN
>they'll announce EN3 right after the new Tempiss gen no one asked for, TRUST YAGOO
>they'll announce EN3 before Our Bright Parade HoloFes, just think about the potential watchalong kino
>they'll announce EN3 right after HoloFes and both ID3 and Uproar anniversaries, y-you can't have a gen announcement on a Fes
>they'll announce EN3 this first week of April, the timing can't be more perfect
>they'll announce EN3 on either Golden Week, again, or the first week of May, again, YOU GOTTA BELIEVE, THE EN3 IS STILL REAL
>they'll announce EN3 right before the HoloEN concert for yet again another unfulfilled kino watchalong
>they'll announce EN3 on the HoloEN concert in LA - GET HYPED HOLOCHADS, THE TIME IS NOW!
>they'll announce EN3 on the Myth English textbook shilling collab
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>they'll announce EN3 right after the Tempus anniversa-ahahahaha
>they'll announce EN3 right after HoloSummer and the ID 3D lives that takes up the whole of July and August
>they'll announce EN3 after Council anniversary (2 YEARS WITHOUT A NEW GEN BTW)
>they'll announce EN3 after Myth anniversary
>they'll announce EN3 on October, look at all those empty weeks again, you gotta believe me this time
>they'll announce EN3 on November before the holiday season
>they'll announce EN3 on the actual fucking holiday season, just in time before ShilloX's 2nd Anniv
>they'll announce EN3 right after Tempiss 2 celebrates their anniversary that should have been EN3's in the first place
>they'll announce EN3 right before 2024 HoloFes so they can watch JP7 and maybe even ID4 show off their 3Ds, boy I sure wish they could have joined them, if only...
>they'll announce EN3 right before politicians and think tanks use chuubas as a scapegoat for the upcoming US elections
>they'll announce EN3 when...

>>52575097
The competition can't compete with us so we have to rely on internal competition to thrive.

>>50686127
Hai Yagoo desu.

You promised me a Miko Gold, 35p. Don't disappoint.