Sega: game sales are low this quarter, but the future is promising.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com August 2 news, Sega yesterday released this year's latest quarterly results (April 1 to June 30), data show that the company's revenue in the game business during this period was 33.7 billion yen (CTOnews.com note: about 1.692 billion yuan), compared with the previous round of revenue fell 2.9%, profit fell 45.2%.

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▲ Tu Yuan SEGA it is reported that Sega's new games released this quarter include "the Maze of the World Tree 123 HD copy" and "Su Nick Origin Plus", which have sold a total of 740000 copies, while 4.12 million other classics have been sold, with a total sales of about 4.87 million games, down from 5.14 million in the same period last year.

However, Sega said that after this year, there will be "Goddess: strategic version", "Dragon in Man", "Total War: pharaoh" and other works, so game sales are expected to "usher in a strong momentum". To achieve a growth rate of 9% for the entire fiscal year.

Earlier, Sega President Yukio Sugiano said in an interview with Fami that "Sega will conduct special research on different works one by one in dealing with the classic game IP, whether it is launching a new work, remaking an old one, or restarting the game series."

In the face of today's highly competitive market, whether Sega can find a balance between game development time and quality, and improve the current financial data, let us wait and see.