Sega Sammy Holdings Corporation. has introduced that it'll begin streamlining its American and European procedures after posting an 7.1 billion Yen ($86 billion dollar) remarkable loss for that 2011 year. The move is anticipated to produce a "more compact company situated for sustained profitability" with the organization planning for a change to a different "digital content" strategy. It'll cancel focus on new, forthcoming game titles and merely focus on key earners such as the Sonic, Football Manager and Total War franchises. There is no official word on if it'll involve job deficits, but the organization is putting aside 4.9 billion yen ($59.7 million) of this loss figure to be able to cover the expense from the corporate reorganization. Meanwhile, we are off and away to pour one out for our childhood staples.
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