The game, called Shoubu-Foku, simulated league soccer. Users accumulated goals, which initially produced virtual prizes — like a bag or blazer for the in-game player, but those who gathered large numbers were given an exclusive chance to buy the official Japanese team tie.
“That tie outsold every other style we have ever sold online,” said Jason Beckley, Dunhill’s marketing director.
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