Nippon Ichi Software Opening A New Studio In Osaka [Update]

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Nippon Ichi Software have established a new studio in Osaka in addition to their existing headquarters in Japan’s Gifu Prefecture, the company has announced.

 

The new studio will open on October 1st (tomorrow), and NIS say that an effort to secure a large amount of human resources, including mid-career recruitment, is planned for the new studio.

 

Additionally, NIS’ announcement indicates that the Osaka studio will get to work on its own independent projects, in addition to collaborations with their main headquarters.


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