This news affect the main Japanese branch of the developer/publisher, best known for the Disgaea series.
Recently NI launched a mobile version of Disgaea, which was plagued with bugs, leading to extended maintenance periods. The company was hit pretty hard, and their shares almost collapsed.
Now NI have issued new shares in an effort to raise ¥573 million. Part of this money, 65% in fact, will be used to pay employees, 30% third-party contractors, and the rest for internal investment.
Many are speculating that poor mobile sales and the Disgaea fiasco are behind this need, but NI haven't released an official statement yet.
Recently NI launched a mobile version of Disgaea, which was plagued with bugs, leading to extended maintenance periods. The company was hit pretty hard, and their shares almost collapsed.
Now NI have issued new shares in an effort to raise ¥573 million. Part of this money, 65% in fact, will be used to pay employees, 30% third-party contractors, and the rest for internal investment.
Many are speculating that poor mobile sales and the Disgaea fiasco are behind this need, but NI haven't released an official statement yet.