Friday, April 27th 2012
Japan's Nexon Attempting to Buy Out EA?
Electronic Arts (EA) had a good day at the markets, on Thursday morning, following a report in a South Korean daily which claimed that Japan's Nexon Corporation is in a bid to buy it out. This report was mirrored by Bloomberg video on Thursday morning as markets opened Stateside. EA shares are responding strongly to the rumor: the game maker's shares have spiked $1.22, or 8.1%, to $16.23. EA has a market-cap of about US $5 billion, while Nexon's is around the equivalent of US $8.3 billion. Headquartered in Japan, Nexon is a predominantly Korean company, which specializes in development and distribution of online games.
Source:
Forbes
53 Comments on Japan's Nexon Attempting to Buy Out EA?
I cannot comprehend what I am reading
"A problem was detected and your brain has shutdown to prevent any damage"
1: More developing for PC rather than console.
2: Somewhat better customer support and focus.
3: microtranaction shops and more free to play high-end titles.
Only problem I have with TF2 is i paid for the game...now its f2p. they should give players who bought the game 20% off a game of their choice to make up for it
20% off is better then that
Great!
I saved $50.
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Game developers probably have discussions like "wtf should we do so we can make money after our 2 year hard work on a game and millions of dollars spent on people working for it".
You have to understand them, if no measures are taken very few people would buy games.