"I want to make a reservation!"
"Me too!"
The group of boys was bursting with enthusiasm.
All players who made a reservation now would receive a confirmation number.
The demo had only been open for a few hours, but over a thousand people had already made reservations to experience the full version.
Making a reservation required a deposit, and if you didn't show up, you only got half of it back.
People were showing their support with cold, hard cash.
With this single attraction, Deepwater City's tourism industry was sure to thrive in the future.
The key was that it was difficult to replicate. It would be nearly impossible for other cities to gather that many Devil employees, and the full version required far more Devils than the demo.
After the clamor of making reservations died down, they finally noticed Craig, who had been waiting outside for them.
Craig put on the air of a pro and said, "What took you so long? I finished ages ago."
