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[Breaking news] "Dragon Quest" new insider trading case Arrested famous game creator, arrested 3 people Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office Special Investigation Department　

[Breaking news] "Dragon Quest" new insider trading case Arrested famous game creator, arrested 3 people Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office Special Investigation Department social affairs department Friday, November 18, 2022 10:51 am The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office has arrested Yuji Naka (57), a game creator, today in connection with an insider trading case involving development information for a new version of the popular game "Dragon Quest." According to the special investigation unit, the suspect was an employee of the major game company "Square Enix" (Square Enix) around late January 2020, when Square Enix and the online game production company "Aiming" were jointly developing. In addition, he learned important information about the new game "Dragon Quest Tact" for smartphones. The suspect allegedly bought about 10,000 shares of "Aiming" for about 2.8 million yen before the information was announced. The suspect was arrested for insider trading under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. SQUARE ENIX The suspect allegedly engaged in insider trading when he was an employee of Square Enix. Image of this article (3 sheets) > In this case, Taisuke Sasaki (38), a former employee of Square Enix, and Fumiaki Suzuki (40), an acquaintance, were arrested yesterday on suspicion of insider trading. It is said that the two purchased about 162,000 shares of Aiming for about 47.2 million yen. All three of them are believed to have bought Aiming's shares, thinking that if information on "Dragon Quest Tact" was announced, the stock price of Aiming would rise. It is not clear if the three had sold out their shares. The suspect arrested today is said to be a famous game creator known for developing the "Sonic" series. (The top image is Yuji Naka (57) from YouTube) SQUARE ENIX Square Enix Headquarters (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo). This brings the number of arrests to three.

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ActiBlizz not renewing their contract with NetEase (the pulisher that gets their games to China), suspending operations there

*Key notes:*
• The Blizzard-NetEase deal, which was first struck back in August 2008, will now expire in January 2023 after the two firms were unable to agree on renewal terms.

• NetEase’s Hong Kong-listed shares "plunged by to 15%":https://archive.ph/MS3T8#selection-3690.0-3690.3 as of posting

• Chinese players dug around and claim these are Blizzards demands that NetEase disagreed with:
> Blizzard's share of revenue and net profit had increased by more than 50%, and compared to 2019-2022, NetEase's share was only in the single-digits. At least, "according to them.":https://archive.ph/5sBOW#selection-624.0-624.3
> Chinese services were priced about 20% lower than the rest of the world. Blizzard wanted their game pricing to adopt a global synchronous strategy, so they wanted to get rid of this.
> Blizzard also asked NetEase to pay a large prepaid agreement/deposit to guarantee the completion of "Article 2" of their contract (might dig around to find the document online). Failure to complete this transaction meant NetEase would be "penalized".

• Going back to NetEase's statements: Compared to other businesses that NetEase works with, Blizzard only contributes around 3% of NetEase's annual revenue
> This is also after much of NetEase's investment into e-sports teams like "Shanghai Dragons":https://liquipedia.net/overwatch/Shanghai_Dragons

• And to toss shade at NetEase since no corporation is 100% innocent:
> There were reports elsewhere of them asking for bigger cuts from other business partners, trying to compensate for losses with international partners since their domestically-made games don't sell
> It's debated whether Xinnie's government shenanigans are playing a role in this, because other foreign gaming companies are doing business in China as usual. Other issues include NetEase having a tussle with the CCP and "tensions rising between US and China":https://archive.ph/MS3T8#selection-3698.0-3698.5

• Though services will be suspended, Chinese gaming communities that want to play will simply cross over into other servers; the only thing they really lose are localization changes.

• And while ActiBlizz won't be selling games in China despite bending over backwards to profit there, this isn't going to be the end for their ventures into Poohland. Many assume they're window shopping for another publisher as of writing, not that I can cite anything.

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Printed ad announcing the delay of the North America-only Genesis port of Lufia & the Fortress of Doom featured in the January 1995 issue of Game Players

The conversion was eventually canceled, and all of the money wasted on it killed the American branch of Taito.
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Printed ad for the North America-only Genesis port of Lufia & the Fortress of Doom featured in the December 1994 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly

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Printed ad for Drowned God: Conspiracy of the Ages, with a contest to win a trip to Roswell, New Mexico

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Sometimes California isn't censoring video games...

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Dec 03, 2022 at 06:51PM EST

just in case you guys want to do more than just hear it.
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Damn, i remember i used to play this game evey day in my parents's computer. That was more than 13 years ago. I feel old.

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