Sega has made the disappointing announcement that they are canceling the highly anticipated game Hyenas, along with several other unannounced titles. The decision comes as a response to lower profitability in the European region. Sega plans to implement a write-down of work-in-progress for these canceled titles.
Unfortunately, the specific details of the canceled games have not been revealed, leaving fans in the dark about what could have been. This news is sure to disappoint those who were eagerly awaiting the release of Hyenas and the other unannounced titles.
In an effort to improve profitability in Europe, Sega also plans to reduce expenses, particularly those tied to Creative Assembly Ltd. Despite the setbacks, Sega remains hopeful and expects to see losses of approximately 14.3 billion yen (approximately $96 million) for the current fiscal year.
On a more positive note, Sega’s Pachislot and Pachinko Machines Business continues to perform well, and the Resort Business is seeing solid occupancy at various facilities.
While the cancellation of Hyenas and the unannounced titles is disappointing, there are still upcoming games to look forward to, such as Total War: Pharaoh, Sonic Superstars, and Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Nam.
Source: DOTESPORTS
