Zhou Pengfei also went all out to plan a new game, how much is his face worth?

Even integrity can be sold.

"You are awesome!"

Zhang Shuo was also moved by Zhou Pengfei's completely shameless spirit. After thinking about it for a while, he took out a plan for a new game from his bag and threw it away.

"Tsk tsk..."

To be honest, Zhou Pengfei was particularly coveted for Zhang Shuo's bag, which was like Doraemon's treasure chest.

Respectfully accept the planning plan.

""My name is MT"?"

Zhou Pengfei exclaimed, once again stuck in Bengbu.

Of course he knew that the headquarters spent a huge sum of three million to acquire the rights to adapt the game "My Name is MT". It would be a lie to say that he didn't have any intention of fighting for it.

I just didn't expect that the joy would fall from heaven so quickly.

"This time I gave you a trump card, isn't it interesting?" Zhang Shuo smiled proudly.

"It's interesting, it's definitely interesting!"

Zhou Pengfei couldn't wait to step forward and take a bite of Zhang Shuo. It was simply true love.

"Boss, how about I give you a kowtow?"

In his excitement, Zhou Pengfei began to play tricks, and gradually developed a tendency to emulate Zhao Ming.

"Go! Go! Go!"

Zhang Shuo was helpless.

Why are the company’s top executives becoming more and more unprofessional?!

"That's right, Mr. Zhang, "My name is MT" is a derivative of World of Warcraft after all. If we make them into mobile games, will Blizzard sue us for infringement?" Zhou Pengfei raised his concerns.

"I can only say that it is possible, but it doesn't matter much."

In the original time and space, Blizzard did not sue "My Name is MT". In addition to the fact that the relevant domestic laws are still relatively vague, Blizzard is also happy to see the spread of "My Name is MT" to continue to increase the influence of World of Warcraft.

Why not do it?

Of course, out of caution and to safeguard Jade Bird Interactive Entertainment’s “adhere to originality” brand, Zhang Shuo has instructed Cao Yanhua to contact Blizzard to discuss related image licensing issues.

I would rather pay an extra license fee to avoid having to deal with it in the future.

After all, there is Tengda watching secretly.

In contact with Blizzard, in addition to negotiating the image licensing of "My Name is MT", Zhang Shuo also hopes to obtain the mobile game image licensing of "World of Warcraft", "Warcraft" and other Blizzard products, and even the rights to adapt mobile games.

Even if it costs a lot of money.

Because Zhang Shuo wants to start developing "Hearthstone", the top mobile card game, and "Dota Legend", the top domestic game, after the launch of "My Name is MT".

They are all top-notch money-grabbing tools.

For this reason, even if you pay Blizzard a large amount of copyright fees, it is still worth it.

It depends on whether Blizzard is willing to part with it.

After all, in the original time and space, "Hearthstone" was developed by Blizzard itself, and it made a lot of money.

But it's still early 2011, not to mention that mobile card games haven't become popular yet, but the entire mobile game industry is still very weak. Maybe Blizzard, a big company with a big business, doesn't like this small piece of cake.
Chapter completed!