SEGA is considering investing nearly $1billion in game development over the next few years.In the company’s annual report (as spotted by VGC), the Japanese publisher’s parent company SEGASammy has said that it would consider investing almost $1billion over the next 5 years into what it calls its “super game” ambitions.The Japanese publisher has also said that the investment could be spent on not only its internal development but also on potential acquisitions.“The way people interact with games is becoming more diverse and the ecosystem is growing exponentially,” it said in the report.
It continued: “In this context, SEGA wants to go beyond the boundaries of conventional games and take on the challenge of creating super games that excite.
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