Namco Bandai Cup first half loss of FY11, Despicable Me his biggest seller

by Griffin McElroy 6th November 2010 9: 30 P.m. Namco Bandai recently released its financial results for the first half of FY2011, a period running from April - September. Results look too hot on paper - the "Content" company (which encapsulates its branch of console games) division reported total sales of ¥ 7,145 billion ($879 million), while the society as a whole is found with a net loss of 1.93 billion yen ($24 million). However, when compared to the ¥ 6.04 billion ($74 million) loss NET, the company has suffered during the first half of the FY10, these figures are... well, much less terrible.

Big seller company released in FY was licensed film animation Despicable Me, moving from 390 000 copies in the first half of adaptation.Leakage near was dead to rights: Retribution to 350,000 copies vendus.Imaginez this type of Central sales Namco would have on its hands if universal ever did a film animation about a young boy and his dog insatiable, deadly.

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