… The studio notes in a blog post that it has worked with Atari over the last year, through preservation firm Digital Eclipse, on Mortal Kombat: Legacy Collection, Rayman, and more titles to be announced. …
… "Take-Two’s acquisition of Zynga was different because the strategy behind the acquisition had less to do with buying up IP and instead centred on a legacy publisher expanding into mobile gaming," he says. …
… The games investment from these legacy companies in Japan is being made in the hope of cultivating a new frontier for IP creation, especially against a backdrop of the country’s growing cultural soft power on the global stage. …
… "When you start small here, you can't exactly choose if you're going to develop your own IP, " he says. …
… Ulrich's appointment leverages his leadership experience at key companies, including Nintendo, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Kixeye, and Realtime Worlds. …
… They all operate almost entirely differently from the way that legacy AAA publishers have done business for the past 15 years. …
… The company invests in Japanese anime projects, "which form a core pillar of GTG's overall IP strategy." GTG is co-owned by the founding teams of each studio, aligning incentives by granting leadership both individual studio ownership and shared equity in GTG. …
… The leadership team, studios, products, and development plans remain unchanged. …
… Buckley says this is because the contract varies depending on how much support the publisher will be required to offer, although he notes that generally, the deal involves around a 30–40% recoup rate, without Pocketpair taking ownership of the IP, alongside clauses such as the ability to part ways … …
… I'd like to get more sessions going where you have all three sectors on stage together." She notes there's a healthy translation of gaming IP into legacy media right now. …
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