This PDF gives a bit more info than the Reuters release:
http://www.segasammy.co.jp/english/pdf/release/notice_080208_sega_e.pdf
They've already shut down 110 amusement facilities in the last year.
They are looking to shed 400 of their current ~3500 workforce.
Not just amusements, consumer software too.
This is a lot bigger than anyone in this thread seems to realise. And Sega themselves have been losing money, not just Sammy. As the Reuters article suggests, amusement arcades have had less visitors since the Wii became popular. Maybe we can blame Nintendo for killing Sega again :/
http://www.segasammy.co.jp/english/pdf/release/notice_080208_sega_e.pdf
They've already shut down 110 amusement facilities in the last year.
They are looking to shed 400 of their current ~3500 workforce.
Not just amusements, consumer software too.
This is a lot bigger than anyone in this thread seems to realise. And Sega themselves have been losing money, not just Sammy. As the Reuters article suggests, amusement arcades have had less visitors since the Wii became popular. Maybe we can blame Nintendo for killing Sega again :/