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Japanese gacha boss defended as Puzzle & Dragons studio refutes his salary is too high


GungHo, the Japanese studio behind mobile gacha hit Puzzle & Dragons, has refuted claims its president receives too hig…

GungHo, the Japanese studio behind mobile gacha hit Puzzle & Dragons, has refuted claims its president receives too high a salary - on par with that of Nintendo's boss. Now, the GungHo board of directors has opposed all of the proposals made by its shareholders (thanks Automaton), claiming they misunderstand the "highly competitive" mobile game marketplace. Moreover, while Puzzle & Dragons has seen a decrease in its revenue, GungHo's response states the argument from shareholders "does not take into account the circumstances and reality of smartphone games", which it says is "highly competitive, with countless titles being released constantly".

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