Following the recent release of new Disgaea titles across PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, Japanese publisher Nippon Ichi reported increased earnings estimates for the end of its fiscal year.
Newsbrief: Japanese publisher Nippon Ichi has raised its annual financial guidance following better-than-expected sales of its Disgaea franchise. For the 12 month period ended March 31, 2012, Nippon Ichi expects to see 203 million yen ($2.7 million) in profit, up from 59 million yen ($770,000), while overall revenue is expected to hit 2.29 billion yen ($30.1 million), down slightly from 2.25 billion yen ($29.5 million) previously. According to Japan-focused game site Andriasang, the company's boost in profits comes thanks to the success of Disgaea 3 on Vita and Disgaea 4 on PS3. Overall revenues are expected to fall due to recent delays for games such as The Witch and the Hundred Soldiers and the U.S. Vita version of Disgaea 3.
You May Also Like
