Everywhere iy of Kansas, you spot posters for the new advertising campaign that Lux ics wants to create in colboration with the incredible "Future" programmers from ID Software. From billboards, posters, and flyers, to radio advertisements.

  trating advertising in a city is much easier than in a try. Agreements have been reached with all three neers in Kansas regarding the Lux ics flyers. Gaining popurity in neers with smaller eic quotas is not an issue.

  Many cheerful young people who are familiar with Lux ics are eager to learn the programming requirements for creating a video game, but very few meet those requirements, as they need programming talent that's above the ordinary. They aim to develop specialized 3D video games based on the Doom series and a new specialized series fames.

  The poster is undoubtedly unique, featuring el Cofellete on the cover in his marine suit, portrayed as an allegorical warriainst the devil's cult. There has been much appuse from the puter unities. Even Mr. Carson, upon seeing the minimal iment required pared to other franchises, decided to listen to his son aablished Id Software, which is the third pany created by Billy and his father.

  Iate of Texas, iy of Dals, there is an exceptionally skilled game creator. Among them is a married couple, both graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Teology. They are the Rilley couple, Alexa and Brian. Known in the engineering faculty, they took a puter sce course. They have been dedicated to software development, but puters were not as popur as they had hoped during this era. As a result, they work part-time, w hard to earn their daily bread. However, the fantastic opportunity to win 10,000 is something they ot pass up.

  The poster of el Cofellete y on the cluttered table amidst the chaos of the entire room, with two desks den with puter equipment.

  -Sweetheart, we have everything we o win. We've been in the market fht years. With our skills, we secure a job and a 10,000 bonus. - Brian said, notig the evident stress in his wife Alexa's eyes.

  -I uand, but our focus is directed towards software as a puting model. We make sure puters run properly. Creating a game is something I find challenging. Brian, I get your enthusiasm but don't expeuch from me. - Alexa replied.

  -All I want is to make it through the month without w about sales. I want to buy a house, I want us to have space, improve the car we have. - Brian said, his tone serious.

  -Well, let's get to work. I'm figuring out how they made the game. I've already mastered the Mario Bros. ands, but I want to look at other shooting games. - Alexa said.

  -I'm w on how to make the characters fun, dear. You focus on solving the shooting meism. We'll make the whole game work the best we . - Brian replied.

  -I'll call Biggins to help us with the game creation software. He owes us a favor. We'll duplicate it and build from there for the presentation. - Alexia suggested.

  -You're a genius! We'll duplicate it and create an improved model with different teical designs. - Brian excimed. In his moment of excitement, he paused to look around the apartment. It was a total mess. They haden since 9 in the m, and it was almost dusk.

  -I think we o tidy up and have something delicious to eat. - Brian suggested, embrag his wife. It had been a tough moment for both of them.

  In a different location, two unhappy young people from their pany, SowfDisk, after a long day of work, are seated in a pizza pear their workpce. They're both disheartened by the cold corporate enviro.

  -e on, Romero. The pany is a disaster. Those damn games they assign us to make by order are worse than "Atari Duss" games. - John Carmack said.

  -Friend, getting a job in this field isn't easy. My mom is a housewife, and she needs me to help pay the bills. If I lose my job, I'll have to work in stru with my cousins. These arms 't lift anything. - John Romero replied.

  -We don't have problems. It's just a bit of assembling. The petition is on a Saturday. If we lose, we lose a few hours. If we win, it's 10,000 bucks, and they guarantee a job for 800 a week, Monday to Friday. We'll make ames that aren't junk. There's creativity, my friend. You and I will create great games. - Carmack said.

  -But... - Romero started.

  -No "buts." We lose, we go back to the pany on Monday m. - Carmack decred.

  -Alright, we'll participate in that petitio's practice the specifications. You buy the pizza. I'm broke. - Romero said.

  -Yes! - Carmack said happily.

  Thomas Carsen was g the numbers with Ahe 10,000 first prize, the 1,300 rent for the small space, 20,000 for posters and distribution in neers and various ptforms, another 20,000 for radio ads, and 20,000 for the billboard iy ter.

  Among the many issues was the allocation of potential saries. They po hire a group of five people for a monthly sary of 3,600, which was quite high. However, the programming team was necessary. The graphic designer was Billy, and some members of Pixar were happy to help in any way they could.

  -It's quite an expehis has been the most costly to create so far. The advertising campaigns are something we should have implemented for the hamburgers. - Anne ented.

  -Billy is excited about this pany. Business is going well, and we might have a tract sorted out in the few weeks. But I agree, the advertising campaigns aren't so bad. - Thomas replied.

  -An ambitious gamble, one of the most ambitious that Billy has taken on i years. - Anne said.

  -I agree, but the kid has so much passion whealks about the 3D video game project. He's pletely fident in the pany's success. I'm even surprised by his unwavering fidence. - Thomas Carson said, adjusting his reading gsses with a spark in his eyes.

  -What will you do about the tour? Someone has to attend. Billy has ag csses until May this year. - Anne asked.

  -No problem, I'll be in New York around those dates. It's just an hour's flight from Dals to New York at most. Besides, my father will help me with the arras. He'll mahe pce with the help of some of his retired friends, all to escape from my mother's clutches. - Thomas said, smiling at his father's antics.

  -Billy's grandfather, then... Everything is pnned. - Anne ented.

  -Richard Carson, loves Billy, he's the favorite in the family. - Thomas said. - Even my mother, who's usually unpleasant with everyone, has a fondness for him. Everyone sees his passion, intelligealent... He's a genius that leaves people in awe. He called me a while ago to praise Billy's drawings. Mother isn't a shallow person. -

  Anne's intense gaze got lost in the echoes of the versation.

  -I hope he succeeds as much as this pany. - Anne said.

  -I hope the same. - Billy said, entering the room.

  He was dressed in a gray suit, and his demeangested he was in a very good mood.

  -The game will succeed almost as much as my ipany. The first designs for the winter season of Lux ics are already printed. - Billy said.

  He showed them three designs for the November and December releases.

  -Wow, they're amazing. - Anne excimed.

  -Well, Raimon has been engrossed in the room reading ics. He suggested they're somewhat childish, but he did enjoy Doom. - Billy said.

  -Why are you dressed in a suit, son? - Mr. Carson asked.

  -Ah, well, I'm adopting the style of wearing suits. As you say, a man is someone who knows how to dress properly. - Billy said.

  -I'm gd to hear that. The suit fits you perfectly. You took less time than I expected at the ag course. - Thomas said.

  -Well, today was mostly theoretical work, a workshop, and some short activities. I came as soon as I could. - Billy expined.

  -e here, sohe financial ats of your new pany. I've certified everything I could, I have the records, and bank statements here and here. - Thomas said.

  In the records, the total spent so far was marked at 88,345.

  -We've gone all out with this pany. - Billy remarked.

  -Well, I hope we'll recoup the money. - Thomas said.

  Billy could only nod. He needs more ways to earn money automatically. Is the lottery partially impossible? He has to keep w as much as he .

  [1] A pany that sold packaged games as suscriptión. This is where the geniuses who created Doom worked. Holy, these guys perfected the first-person shooter model to unparalleled levels for the time. They are geniuses, creating the first shooter in the video game industry.

  I have an attached file, about the poster they created to promote the new video game pany.

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