GLUBO

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GLUBO is one of the leading game developers in the market, they are most known for their hit video game series Blario Sisters. While companies like OGECL rely on their fancier designs to attract customers, GLUBO remains popular thanks to its charming games, characters and storytelling as seen in their best-selling game GULBO. The company played an important part during WW2.

## History

### Making children's toys

Before being a game developer GLUBO specialised in making toys for young children such as Gubo and Gluboo. Their toys would help children's upbringing as well as remaining fun for them. It wouldn't be until the early 80's that GLUBO would see the potential of video games.

### Making mechs during WW2

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During WW2 the country of SGAMO tasked GLUBO to create multiple mechs to support the war effort with them being instrumental in the allies' victory.

### Designing their first controllers

The first GLUBO controller design came in the form of the Slul Glubo Culiio. The design was a yellow rectangular controller that could fit in both hands with two thumbsticks and multiple buttons the design would eventually evolve into a bulkier blue design with an LCD screen and four buttons, this design would also be revolutionary for designing the first USB ports.

### First GLUBO console prototypes

The first GLUBO prototype to be conceived was the GLILBO, which was rejected to to its poor design and quality, followed by the GILDO which was rejected due to its more "adult" themes.

### The first GLUBO console

#### Release

The first GLUBO console to be released would be simply named GLUBO, it would have a fairly decent success but would face a heavy loss in sales during the Video game crash of 1983.

#### The Blario Sisters

To recover from the crash GLUBO decided to create the game Blario Sisters, the game would go on to become a smash hit and would singlehandedly bring the video game industry back on its feet, now stronger than ever.

### Development of the GWDO

#### Development complications

After the success of Blario Sisters, GLUBO would start to work on their next new game console to make even more advanced games, early in development however there would be multiple problems such as the console being to ambitious, a change in CEO and multiple teams having to work on it.

#### Handheld GLUBO

The console kept getting delayed so much that GLUBO decided to release a new GLUBO console that could be taken anywhere to not go bankrupt. The console would also launch alongside a sequel to Blario Sisters. This console would get positive feedback from audiences and would revolutionise the gaming industry as a whole.

#### Final release

After years of development and delays GLUBO was finally ready to reveal the GWDO to the world. The console would amaze audiences with its graphics and capabilities and a conclusion to the Blario Sisters trilogy would release alongside it.

### GULBO

    After the success of the GWDO, GLUBO would decide to continue making their consoles more and more advanced with the GULBO, a game console that could play all games from the GLUBO, the GLUBO handheld and the GWDO. The console would also have its own library of games like many Blario Sisters spin-off titles, most notably Blario Kart, and their flagship game, GULBO. GULBO would go on to sell millions of copies with some critics calling it the greatest game of all time.

## Gallery

Original GLUBO controllerFirst design for the GWDOSecond design for the GWDOThird design for the GWDO