CHAPTER 384: CHAPTER 384: HOLOGRAPHY

Sure enough, Evan Chambers released the news about handling those pet semi-finished products, and soon someone contacted him.

Chambers Group increased the price on the basis of the cost price, and the other party was eager to get the goods to launch the smart machines quickly and compete with Apex in the market. After some bargaining with Chambers Group, they eventually bought the goods at a price higher than the cost.

In this way, although Chambers Group didn’t make much, they didn’t lose money and could reinvest the funds into holograms.

Evan Chambers was full of energy because he had a premonition that Chambers Group would shine with this holographic technology and squeeze into the ranks of the three giants.

Although the development momentum of VastReach and Hawthorne Group among the three giants remains strong, one is Paige Sterling’s father’s company and the other is Paige Sterling’s husband’s company. The other one, Apex, was not a threat before, but now, relying on smart pets and products imported from Penson, has squeezed back into the three giants.

But Evan Chambers knew that with the launch of holographic technology, there would be no place for Apex among the three giants.

After reaching a new project collaboration, Chambers Group was responsible for game design, while Penson provided the technology.

Both strong parties had their respective divisions of labor.

Evan Chambers transferred his company’s top-notch game development team to cooperate with Penson to make relevant modifications to Chambers Group’s existing games, and actively develop a new game that can be fully compatible with holograms.

However, when Chambers Group’s development team learned that Penson was working on holograms, they were all stunned.

The concept of holograms is something everyone is familiar with—it is the dream of all players and the peak that game companies want to conquer.

However, until now, holograms have remained at the conceptual level, with many games claiming to be holographic being not much different from 3D.

So while holograms are desirable, they are just that—desirable.

And now Penson claimed that they could develop holographic technology, and that it would take only two months for the holographic game to be launched domestically.

They felt like they were hearing a story from Arabian Nights, excited yet knowing it was impossible and discussing it fervently.

However, after the discussion, they began to rationally think about the credibility.

If it was Penson, it should be possible, right?

After all, Penson had already made even more amazing things, so a peak like holograms, which other companies couldn’t reach, shouldn’t be impossible for Penson, should it?

Thinking like this made them excited; if a holographic online game was really developed, one can imagine what kind of storm it would stir globally.

And Chambers Group would also use holographic technology to invade the gaming market and leap to become the leader in game companies.

Those involved in game design were equally meritorious, looking forward to the most glorious moments of their careers.

Fueled by this enthusiasm, they started designing games suitable for holograms with Penson’s technical personnel in discussions and exchanges, without sleep and rest.

And Penson’s side also began the research and development of holograms.

Those who chose to stay at Penson were now incredibly lucky.

If they hadn’t stayed, they would never know that holograms were done this way.

Even in the future, Paige Sterling would still bring them many surprises; they gained far more staying by her side than outside.

So why leave? Even if Paige Sterling didn’t pay them, they’d be willing to stay.

Those who left would have their research ability stop at that point, and eventually, they’d regret their choice now.

Two months later, Chambers Group’s game was made, and Penson’s holographic helmet was finally completed.

Paige Sterling, with the technical team, went to Chambers Group to begin integrating the game with the helmet, which was the last step.

If successful, this means the hologram is really going to hit the market.

Even Chambers Group had already invited a celebrity endorser, the popular star Mason.

At this moment, Mason was filming advertisements at Chambers Group, and as he was filming, he suddenly saw Paige Sterling.

He thought he was seeing things and couldn’t help rubbing his eyes.

It’s Paige Sterling!

It was actually Paige Sterling!

Did he recently have some heavenly fortune, meeting Paige Sterling for the second time!

Mason restrained the urge to rush over to Paige Sterling and continued cooperating with the photographer for the shoot.

He wanted God Sterling to see he was a dedicated star!

When Mason noticed Paige Sterling stopped to look at him, Mason almost screamed.

Mason deliberately raised his arm, making the hem of his shirt slide up with his movement, revealing two sections of the abdominal muscle he trained.

He didn’t have talent, but he had looks and a young body; Paige Sterling would surely like a young, handsome puppy like him!

However, after flaunting for a while, his arm got stiff, and Paige Sterling seemed...not to have noticed...

He was a bit discouraged.

Was his abdominal muscle not good enough, or was his face just so-so?

Finally, the shoot was over, and Mason immediately ran out to catch up with Paige Sterling.

"God Sterling, God Sterling..."

Hearing someone calling her, Paige Sterling stopped and looked at Mason.

"You are...?"

Mason’s expression froze for a moment, "God Sterling, you don’t recognize me?"

Though they’d met before, did he have a face that looked like a passerby?

Mason was a bit sad.

But then he thought about how God Sterling had many things to attend to daily, so not remembering him was understandable.

He quickly introduced himself, "God Sterling, I’m Mason, your little fanboy!"

Beside them, Evan Chambers’s secretary introduced, "President Sterling, this is the company’s game endorsing celebrity, here to film the advertisement."

Paige Sterling raised an eyebrow, thinking Evan really planned ahead, even finding a spokesperson.

Penson had never used celebrity endorsements, and Paige Sterling hadn’t thought of finding a person to endorse holographic games, since nowadays celebrities charge too much for endorsement fees—whether endorsed or not, it’s all the same, given Penson couldn’t produce many products.

But if Chambers Group wanted to invite someone, it was their consideration, and Paige Sterling had no opinions.

Seeing Mason staring at her eagerly, she asked, "Do you play games?"

"I do, I do, I’m..."

Chambers Group wouldn’t invite someone who doesn’t play games to endorse.

But Paige Sterling had no time to hear a young man boasting, so she directly interrupted Mason, "Since you’re the game’s spokesperson, stay and try out the new game."

New game?

Mason was not interested in a new game, having his heart full of the tall image of God Sterling, he hurriedly followed behind Paige Sterling.

Penson had previously sent holographic game helmets to Chambers Group, although they weren’t assembled yet.

After entering the game room, the team responsible for game development from Chambers Group also arrived; they watched Paige Sterling’s team assemble the components, feeling excited.

Whether holographic online games worked, they’d soon find out.

Mason and his agent were curious about those peculiar components.

Wasn’t the collaboration between Penson and Chambers Group about designing a new game?

Why were they assembling strange components instead of testing with computers?

Finally, Paige Sterling and the technicians assembled the equipment, which turned out to be several seemingly ordinary helmets.

Although the appearance was more stylish than motorcycle helmets.

Then Chambers Group’s design team handed the game data to Paige Sterling, who entered the data into the holographic devices for current popular games from Chambers Group and the newly developed game and subsequently opened the holographic screen.

After testing the equipment and confirming there were no issues, Paige Sterling handed the helmet to Mason.

Mason, "...?"

What kind of game is this? Why wear a helmet?

Beside him, the director of game development told Mason, "This is a holographic game launched by Chambers Group and Penson; it’s a holographic helmet, quickly put it on."