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"Dancing Revolution!" - Los Angeles Times

"Liberate your fingers and release your emotions!" - National News Network

"White-collar workers exude their personalities in private space!" - Fortune Magazine

"Entertainment for the poor!" - Christian Arrow Reward

The New York Times specialist reporter Porter placed a thick stack of ruthless paper next to his desk, holding his head and pondering.

Over the past month, the report on the launch of the new dance game console in Universal has filled newspapers around the world. A company has become the headlines of Western newspapers many times and has attracted continuous attention, which is unprecedented.

As a columnist, Porter has also written a lot of related reports in the face of this trend.

However, he now feels that such reports seem a bit one-sided. Although there are a lot of them, they have not touched the actual content. And he wants to touch the essence behind this trend and write a high-quality report.

His eyes slid from the titles "White-collar workers express their personality" and "Entertainment of the poor", and he burst into laughter. It was a bit strange that the two titles with such great differences in classes could be arranged side by side and describe the same thing.

Never had a game that could arouse the enthusiasm of so many Americans.

Porter cannot help but admire the vision of Universal Corporation. A small game console actually takes care of different needs at all levels, and the energy it takes is probably a huge amount of effort.

The dancing machine first caters to the basic requirements of the American people for health, and this is the most demanding critic. It has to be praised.

Its privacy allows users to indulge their feelings at home, facing the electric inkstone screen, without caring about the eyes of others. It has even touched the American people.

White-collar workers don’t have to worry about their image. No one cares about their unrestrained body on the luxurious dancing blanket at home.

The poor can buy a simple dance machine for only a few hundred dollars. Then tirelessly spend the whole day without getting bored. For the poor class who lacks entertainment, it is the best entertainment tool.

Family sits together. Adults and children can have fun on the same game console.

Young people can be grouped in groups of three or five. On two dancing blankets connected to the disc machine, they compete with each other and fight each other, which brings more new ways of playing.

Obese people who just want to exercise can also face the TV screen and do weight loss exercises without going to a special health club.

Even people who can't dance can learn to dance in entertainment based on the dance movements on TV, looking at the foot movements at the bottom of the screen.

How can we think of such a wide audience? According to previous reports and some information he has, the dance agency that is currently popular in the United States. It all comes from the boss of the Universal Company, Xiao Qiang, which is really jealous and admirable.

Burt hammered the hammer in annoyance.

He is a pure American who thinks he knows the psychology of the people very well. Of course he knows how much Americans pay attention to health, and to have a healthy body and a healthy body. Americans can spend hundreds of dollars a month to exercise.

He also knew that the main way for Westerners to relieve stress was to indulge in the dance at Diba.

He knew everything, but he didn't expect to design a game console in some way to cater to the needs of the American people!

Porter groaned. How great would it be if it were the one who invented the game console, not Xiao Qiang!

With this invention, he will immediately become a millionaire or even a billionaire!

Let’s take a look. Now I’m catching up and asking for authorization of the local game manufacturer in China. I almost squeezed out the doors of the domestic branch in the United States! And in the world, how many potential users want to have a set of dancing machines?

One ten thousand units, two ten thousand units, or more?

Even if each unit charges only ten dollars of patent licensing fees, he can become a billionaire overnight...

Porter shook his head fiercely and threw this idea out of his mind. Damn, what happened to me? What America is most proud of is that it can succeed with just struggle? I actually began to be jealous of a Chinese. This is really shameful!

He closed his mind for a moment, and when faced with the computer screen, he couldn't help but think: even the far-right American people sincerely praised this office software, which combines word processing, tables, charts, pictures, and music video materials. It is precisely because of this that in the computer software market, this office software is also very popular. When viewwww.piaotian.com.com                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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He hesitated a little after writing this.

Now, the media in the United States are watching Xiao Qiang's jokes. Watching him overturn his ambitious plan and flee from the optical drive market, the original cvd became a component of the game console.

Since everyone said that, and it is obvious that Xiao Qiang used his brain to avoid the worst-case scenario. He used the dance machine to save Universal. It can be seen that he moved to the game market and did not support cvd, Universal could no longer challenge Hollywood authority.

But Porter was a little suspicious.

Did Universal, really fail as they seem to claim?

In the past month, they announced the sales volume themselves, with 100,000 sets of dancing machines. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, this number should be between 150,000 and 300,000.

After all, the dancing machine is too cheap!

The cheapest one is $500. The super luxury one is only $1,000. In the United States, renting a house is not just that much.

Whether rich or poor, they just need to make a little adjustment to their original shopping plan, cross out a project they originally planned to purchase, and then move the funds out and buy a set of dancing machines.

In this way, Universal has sold 150,000 to 200,000 cvds under the guise of dancing machines!

A warning sounded in Porter's heart.

Things won't be that simple. Since Xiao Qiang, the young billionaire, has such a flexible mind, will never be able to fight back at all, so he will give in and withdraw from the laser player market.

He must be planning some conspiracy in the aftermath!

Porter immediately closed the office software. He was about to take some time to investigate the matter seriously and find clues.

To write a sensational article, you need to find evidence.

The next day, the prepared Niuyou Times specialized reporter Porter. He brought his mini recording interview machine with a camera around his neck and came to the shopping center in downtown New York.

The goal was so clear that Potter found his goal effortlessly.

On the open space at the entrance of the shopping mall, there are two large-screen TVs. This was originally used to play some video advertisements and music to let shoppers understand the products.

Now, there are two dancing blankets in front of both TVs. This is a cheap product, without a thick buffer hall, under thin plastic, the shape of the dancing pedal is clearly identifiable.

A disc player. Connect the dancing blanket to the TV.

Just in front of these two dancing blankets, people coming to shop lined up. Most of them were teenagers, who whispered to each other. They exchanged their skills for dancing on the dancing blanket and danced their own skills.

There are two children dancing in each TV. Their eyes are staring at the arrows below the screen, trying to get to the right point.

The children next to them cheered loudly, as if they were watching a celebrity performance.

Whenever someone makes a difficult move, the dancers are always excited when the game handles chip solidified on the TV screen. The praise from their companions also makes them enjoy it.

These children looked so focused, maybe they had never been so focused when they were in school.

Porter took a few photos, which aroused the children's enthusiasm and made difficult moves, spewing sweat to all directions to attract him to take more photos.

The owner of the shopping center looked at the side with a smile. He charged fifty cents per song for these two dance machines, and the crowd was full every day. The children could wait patiently for dozens of minutes just to show their wonderful dancing skills in front of their companions. The boss only needs three or five days to recover the purchase cost of the dance machine, which is too cost-effective.

These children are not without dancing machines at home. Almost every one of them has their own dancing machines.

But unlike adults who are relatively restrained in character, they want to show themselves and their personality. They don’t care about making ugly things or dancing badly, they will return home and practice more carefully on their own dancing blankets. They just need a stage to let others recognize them.

Porter expressed his thoughts at the interview machine.

He interviewed several children in the queue, and they excitedly described him the joy of dancing.

The excitement of every cell in the body moving, the intense sound effects that come out of the TV when a good dance music is played, and the big "nice!" will make them very happy.

Porter waved to his wife friendly and left the mall.

He just walked around the main commercial streets and found that basically every shopping mall had a small field vacant for use by the dance machine. In front of each dance machine, there were a few or a dozen people waiting for the people in front of him to finish the performance. When it was their turn to step forward, their faces were filled with smiles. Even the sun would lose its color.

Walking on the road and passing by the houses of residents on the roadside, he could often hear loud applause, screams, and a loud praise of "nice!" with an American accent.

This is not a concert or a competition. These are dancing machines launched by Universal.

After every dance music, the accuracy and scores of the dance points are clearly met the rigorous digital requirements of Westerners. Not every dancer wants someone to watch, but even at home, whenever they dance good steps, the crazy cheers coming from the electric sight will make their spirits extremely satisfied.

Universal Company has created a game that penetrates every American's heart. Perhaps it will be famous in history because of this...

Porter stood in front of a house and listened to the powerful music coming from inside. The neighbors would not sue the house. Because, beside him, there were equally intense dance music and crazy cheers on TV.

This is no longer just a game, it is a culture. A cultural communication based on the inner desire of Americans!

When Americans get used to it, Universal always provides them with their favorite culture, then Universal can also subtly influence American preferences through some small changes.

However, including Porter, all the locals have only seen the success of Universal Company now. They have not thought about what this success means.

Burt walked through the streets and alleys of New York.

On Long Island, he heard melodious dance music: in the slums. He saw adults and children dancing with the music: in Harlem, he could see black children. He was on the side of the road, performing a vigorous dance with a small TV.

In the park, he could also see groups of young people dancing happily in front of the LCD projection screen, accompanied by the car audio.

In the bar, in the disco, in the game hall, almost every place you can touch with dancing. You can find the shadow of the dancing machine.

Fashion, the young president of Universal Company led the fashion in the United States!

Porter's film was used up, and the audio tape of the interview machine was full. When he was buying a blank film in an electrical appliance store opposite a middle school, he saw the school opposite. Suddenly, his heart moved.

He stuffed his backpack with film and tapes, and hurried into the school.

He plans to interview the principal here and ask him about his impression of this dancing game and its impact on the students.

As soon as the principal heard his explanation, the class bell rang.

"Come on. I'll take you to see and you'll understand." The principal did not rush to express his opinion, but took Porter out of the office building.

On the playground outside, two teams of children are gathering.

A group of children seemed listless. They were going to perform outdoor sports today. Each child looked at another team with envy. And the other group of children kept chattering, the excitement on their faces was beyond words.

Bert followed the excited children and came to the school gymnasium.
To be continued...