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M&A by non-Chinese companies are extremely rare in Japan's gaming industry, so I am curious who they want to buy. My guess is it will be one of the many work-for-hire studios we have in Japan, some of which are struggling currently. https://t.co/2LW6KEwwP9
Out: Virtuos, a Singapore-based game developer behind many blockbuster titles, says it plans to acquire a studio in Japan, possibly within the next six months. https://t.co/cSl8eSt5zQ
Virtuos, a Singapore-based game developer known for supporting the development of blockbuster titles like 'Call of Duty,' plans to acquire a game studio in Japan within the next six months. This move aims to expand Virtuos' presence in Japan, the world's third-largest video game market. M&A by non-Chinese companies are rare in Japan's gaming industry, making this potential acquisition noteworthy. It is speculated that the target might be one of the many work-for-hire studios in Japan.
