Namco to make a brand of "air combat" heavily buy fighter

April 8 News, game publishers in order to promote their products, the general will play a little marketing means, this generation Nangong dream in order to promote the "Imperial brand Air Combat", put 285,000 pounds to buy a jet fighter, really amazing. Namco Bandai, a company founded after all generations of Nangong dream mergers and acquisitions Atari, has spent huge sums to buy a MiG-21 jet fighter to promote its new "Royal Air Combat" game. The publisher's argument for the move is that the vast majority of the "Royal Air War: The surprise horizon" budget to buy a jet fighter jets is to inject some energy into the current lifeless market.　　In order to purchase the Estovakian from the Air Force, Generation Nangong dream cost 285,000 pounds. Apparently, the jet fighter has been transported to a generation Nangong dream office in the UK.　　The skin design contest, which was held on Facebook, will be designed to be revised in accordance with the "Royal Air Combat". Marketing director Lee Kirton added: "All Generations Nangong Dream (UK) has been fed up with the lack of innovation, we want to ' not take the usual road '." "So I authorize marketing manager Lauren Bradley to buy a rice-21 fighter to boost the market impact of the assault horizon."　　weinsureanything.com, the mainstream insurance website, also said the fighter would be kept in the parking lot of the Nangong Dream London headquarters, and that it would "not qualify for the road".　　Following this "super purchase", MCV immediately understood the company in order to give the Wii "Exerbeat Gym Class" momentum to buy the stadium move. "Blitz Horizon" will be logged into the Xbox 360 and PS3 later this year. (Digging the shell net)