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Japanese gacha boss under fire for huge Nintendo-esque salary, as Puzzle & Dragons sees rapid decline


Puzzle & Dragons developer Gung Ho has come under fire from its shareholders, who have complained about the extremely h…

Puzzle & Dragons developer Gung Ho has come under fire from its shareholders, who have complained about the extremely high salary of its president and poor returns on their investments. Strategic Capital, an investment advisory firm, has submitted a report on behalf of company shareholders requesting Gung Ho "up its game" as it highlights a number of issues (thanks Automaton). Image credit: Strategic Capital To summarise, then, Gung Ho has a single but gradually fading hit game, has struggled to release another success, and is led by a president taking home an extortionate salary that far exceeds company profits.

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