유카와 전 전무의 보물찾기 | March 20, 1999

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 드림캐스트의 판매 대수 증가책으로 1999년 3월 20일부터 4월 11일 사이에 인터넷 통신 기능을 통해 응모자 중 1만 명에게 현금 1만 엔(총액 1억 엔)을 제공하는 '유카와 전 전무의 보물 찾기' 캠페인이 실시되었다. 캠페인 당시 배포된 소프트웨어는 '찾기 물건'의 힌트를 얻고, 게임 중에서 '찾기 물건'의 이미지 퍼즐 조각을 찾아 퍼즐을 완성한 후 전송함으로써 경품에 응모할 수 있게 되어 있었다.





湯川英一

1943年 5月16日～ 2021年 6月20日

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