Nippon Ichi operating profits plummet, Prinny is not happy

There’s bad and then there’s Nippon Ichi “our profits are down 97.5 percent” bad. They’ve had a rough year and poor Prinny couldn’t save them from this brutal beating.

Maybe I should’ve picked up that copy of Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero if only to give the studio a dollar or two.

I’m not overly familiar with the studio outside of Prinny and Disgaea so I’m probably not the best source for remedying the problem. What I would suggest to them is to, uh, do something about it. Destructoid seems to think it’s a case of too many sequels and a Japanese audience that’s grown tired of the same offerings – yeah, we’ll go with that.

Rough times area head, but dood, they can probably pull out of it.

NIS offering Prinny, other PSP titles for cheap on PSN

Oh snap, it looks like I’ll finely be whipping out my PSP caked in dust thanks to the PSP Go. And, it looks like I can finally be thankful for something good that’s come out of the Go.

In celebration of the launch of gaming’s most unnecessary handheld, NIS is discounting a handful of titles with prices ranging from $5 to $10 (give or take a penny). I’ve been sitting long and hard on Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero? I’ve wanted to get my hands on it for too long, but couldn’t stomach plunking down $40 for a game on a console I never play. READ MORE