SEGA has adjusted its fiscal predictions for the year ending March, 2016.
The company’s net sales target has now been lowered by ¥65 billion from ¥420 billion to ¥355 billion.
In a letter to investors, SEGA points to its Pachislot and Pachinko machines, and Entertainment Contents as the main reasons for the changes. Of the ¥65 billion reduction, SEGA’s Pachislot and Pachinko Machine business takes up the largest chunk at ¥34 billion, while the Entertainment side makes up ¥29.5 billion.
On the video game front, SEGA says the reduction is, in part, due to a delayed release schedule and the commitment to create “higher-quality content.”
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The company’s net sales target has now been lowered by ¥65 billion from ¥420 billion to ¥355 billion.
In a letter to investors, SEGA points to its Pachislot and Pachinko machines, and Entertainment Contents as the main reasons for the changes. Of the ¥65 billion reduction, SEGA’s Pachislot and Pachinko Machine business takes up the largest chunk at ¥34 billion, while the Entertainment side makes up ¥29.5 billion.
On the video game front, SEGA says the reduction is, in part, due to a delayed release schedule and the commitment to create “higher-quality content.”
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