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http://wii.ign.com/articles/732/732124p1.htmlSeptember 11, 2006 - Third party publisher Majesco today announced its financial earnings for its fiscal third quarter, during which time the company reported a gross profit of $4.4 million compared to a $16.2 million loss for the same period last year. But more interesting to Nintendo fans is Majesco's ever-expanding interest in the Big N's Wii console, whose often publicized cheaper development costs and potential to grab a large, untapped audience of non-gamers has the publisher very excited.
"We remain focused on our strategy to publish value products and lower-cost games for handheld systems and make products with mass market appeal," said Jesse Sutton, Majesco's interim chief executive officer. "Looking forward, we believe that Nintendo's new Wii console has excellent potential to capture the mass market gamer while remaining within our more conservative cost structure. As such, we are expanding our strategic focus to capitalize on the potential of this system, and currently have two Wii games in development. Going into the last quarter of fiscal 2006, we are looking to our holiday lineup to build momentum for 2007."
One of Majesco's two Wii titles is Bust-a-Move Revolution, which was announced officially at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2006. The puzzler will be released in early 2007, the publisher said. It did not reveal specifics on its second Wii title.
