After the announcement of Nintendo's latest financial report, the press conference and investor Q&A are the key points, because many important or new trends are often revealed in this part of the link.
Among them, at a press conference, Nintendo's president Shuntaro Furukawa described Nintendo's 1 trillion yen fundraising plan. He said Nintendo needs to secure cash reserves to ensure financial stability, but if it needs to deal with fast-moving technological innovations, it may outright buy companies with the technology.
That is to say, Nintendo, which has always been very low-key about acquisitions, should be ready to make acquisitions!
Furukawa also responded to the question of Microsoft and other game companies spending a lot of money on acquisitions in February this year. He said that only Expanding Nintendo's development through acquisitions isn't wise, as that won't necessarily lead to a higher-quality lineup of games. Their approach to acquisition is based on "increasing the entertainment value that Nintendo provides to users."
Nintendo made only one acquisition in nearly a decade in February of this year, turning Next Level Games, the developer of Louie's Mansion 3, into a wholly owned subsidiary.
I don't know which company Nintendo is talking about at the moment, but it doesn't seem to be a game development studio at the moment, it should be some companies that develop new technologies!
