"I mean very simple. Are you really satisfied with the current situation?" When Yu Suzuki said this in a cold tone, the audience changed.

Everyone present was constantly surging their throats. They seemed to want to stand up and tell a few words or explain something, but when they saw Yu Suzuki's picture without any expression, but anyone could see his firm expression, everyone retreated.

"Only when we change, only when we do things that others cannot imagine, cannot do, and do not have, we can restore our weakness in the market!"

"Change, you have to change!"

"We can't just chase each other tightly, behind our enemies. We, Sega, must also let others chase and learn, or do you really have no idea about the location of Mars Entertainment? The next era is a chance for any game company."

There was a strange light in Yu Suzuki's eyes, something called excitement or ambition was brewing in his derivatives.

Sega's senior executives were silent.

Change, surpassing Mars entertainment, are all they desire, but it is really as simple as Yu Suzuki said? Besides, there is also a Sony Computer Entertainment that is constantly accumulating strength, hiding in the dark, looking for opportunities at any time, and trying to take advantage of the situation.

How could these things be done so simply by Yu Suzuki’s words?

When Yu Suzuki saw everyone, he was a little moved, but no one came out to express his opinion. Even Shirooka Nakayama, who had always supported him, was frowning, as if thinking about something difficult to decide.

A decisive look flashed in his eyes.

"I can use my future at Sega to guarantee this, just like I was working on Sega Rally at the time. If my proposal didn't achieve a result that would satisfy you, then I'll leave Sega."

This is what Suzuki Yu said firmly.

Suddenly, a commotion broke out in the venue. You know, Yu Suzuki is one of the successors of Shirooshi Nakayama. Even after Shirooshi Nakayama retires in the future, he will not be able to become the chairman and president of Sega's board of directors. Then a vice president and the most important position in charge of game development will definitely not be able to escape.

After all, he is now the director of Sega's software development headquarters.

Even Shigao Nakayama looked at Yu Suzuki with surprise, but no one in the audience spoke first. Shigao Nakayama took a deep breath: "Suzuki, don't say these angry words, you are the most valuable talent of Sega. Sega in the past, Sega in the present, and Sega in the future, you are the most indispensable ones. How can you say these words without thinking about them? You will make such a decision without considering them. How can you ask me to entrust you with more important tasks in the future?"

When Yu Suzuki heard what Nakayama said, he was also very moved. He wanted to speak out a few words, but Nakayama just waved his hand.

"Forget it. I thought about your proposal a few days ago when you mentioned it. You said a lot. We, Sega, have indeed made some changes. We cannot see what others do. We do whatever we do."

As he said that, Shikao Nakayama looked around everyone present seriously, and then expressed his decision in an unquestionable tone.

"I agree with Yu Suzuki's proposal that in the development of next-generation hosts that we are about to begin, in addition to focusing on 3D imaging, it is more important to add network communication functions."

When they saw Shikio Nakayama made a decision, the people present also made their own decisions.

"Jester's "Thunder Hammer"'s great success on PC has proved that the development trend of the future 3D games actually proves one more thing, that is, the charm of online. In fact, in my opinion, the most worthy thing about "Thunder Hammer" is the way he uses in this game to connect different players in a game through a local area network to fight against each other. I think this is also the future trend, so I also agree with Yu Suzuki's suggestion."

The person who spoke was a vice president who was important within Sega, and one of the few people in Sega's senior management, who had an influence after Nakayama Hayao.

Everyone saw that since the most important people in the company agreed to Yu Suzuki's proposal, their opposition was of no value. Moreover, for them, agreeing with Yu Suzuki's suggestion was not a bad thing. In fact, in the eyes of these people, whether it was agreeing or opposing, it was not a problem.

Three days later.

In a hotel, Jester met Larry Ellison who had just arrived in Japan.

Larry Ellison could be said to have arrived in a hurry. The Yede's eyes were red and blood-colored, and his face was exhausted that could not be concealed by any means. He looked at Jester with a hint of caution and a hint of undetectable fear.

He remembered the words that Jester threatened him before.

He asked his friend, an old Sean, who had worked as ace agent in FBI before, and had not known how many major cases that shocked the country before he retired, had investigated the confidants he suspected.

Unfortunately, the results of the investigation disappointed him very much.

The result of Old Sean telling him was that none of these people had any problems.

However, he still couldn't figure it out anyway, because the ones who knew these secrets were him and his confidants. Since there was no problem with those confidants, then where did Jester know it?

Every time he thinks of this, he always feels that there is a big net around him wrapping up his hard work.

He even had the illusion that his actions were being monitored at all times. Otherwise, he would really not understand why the young man in front of him would be so clear about the secret he had hidden in the deepest part of his heart.

"How did you know?"

As soon as we met, Larry Ellison asked in a low voice. In Jester's eyes, it was like a hyena behind the African savanna, who was robbed of food by a lion and roared unwillingly.

"hehe."

Jester just chuckled, and instead of answering directly, he asked the other party: "Please be honest, Mr. Larry Ellison, you are a smart man. You might as well think about it in the same position between us. If, I just mean, if you are in my position and I am in your position, how will you answer this question?"

Hearing Jester's rhetoric, a look of anger flashed in Larry Ellison's eyes.

He glanced at Jester deeply, his throat surging, as if he wanted to say something, but he didn't know what else he thought of suddenly, and swallowed the words that had reached his tongue again.

His voice was very low and a little hoarse.

"You are right, Mr. Jester Lee, you are right."

He repeated a sentence word by word, and then he continued to say: "I have thought carefully about what you said before about our Oracle financing, but this is not something I can make decisions by myself, and I have no intention of sticking to the Oracle shares in my hands."

When he spoke, his eyes kept staring at Jester, as if he wanted to see something different from Jester's face.

But it's a pity that from beginning to end, the expression on Jester's face was full of that indifferent smile.

After waiting for Larry Ellison to finish speaking, Jester looked at Larry Ellison with some fun, licked his lips, and said, "It's time, we're all sitting together face to face. Mr. Larry Ellison, why do you have to say these to me, just fool those who don't understand the situation?"

Hearing Jester say this, Larry Ellison's expression changed slightly, but in just a moment, his expression returned to normal.

He just said in a very plain tone: "I'm telling the truth."

"hehe."

Jester chuckled again. He picked up the coffee in front of him and took a sip, then replied in a tone that seemed to be indifferent: "The truth does not mean it is not a concealment. I know what you are planning to do with JPMorgan now. You are taking advantage of Morgan's lack of understanding of your industry and then making them a trap. You just want to use the method of burning the boats to make Morgan give up their optimism about Oracle, and then let them sell the shares they hold."

I had already prepared myself, so when Larry Ellison heard Jester say this, his eyes flashed, but his face didn't change much.

"I said that the share that Morgan Stanley wanted to give up."

"This is impossible." Larry Ellison said his decision in a decisive tone.

He looked at Jester and said word by word: "Since Mr. Li, you have seen the purpose of doing this, you should know why I did this. I know your experience in starting a business. You are a real genius in the video game industry. You have never been worried about venture capital."

As he spoke, his tone couldn't help but improve a little.
Chapter completed!