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Bad financial news for SEGA has hit the Internet today. Their forecasts for the fiscal year are down. Their net income is down an incredible 47.4%, which can be attributed to poor game sales. As a result, SEGA has decided to cut operating costs, and this usually means cutting jobs. To get the company back on track, Sega Sammy’s board of directors will “streamline” the company to only focus on titles that will sell well in the US and Europe. This includes titles such as Sonic, Total War, and Aliens. Oh yes, and apparently Football Manager as well. This means that we will likely see fewer random action games and third-person shooters coming out of the studio. 
By Angelo M. D’Argenio |