Company financials season continues with Japanese publishing giant Sega reporting on its most recent quarter.

According to the company's financial report, digital sales for the period fell 21 per cent year-on-year to ¥9.5bn. The year before, digital brought in ¥12bn.

This is slightly unexpected given how much of Sega’s business – in the West at least– is centered around the digitally-focused PC platform. Certainly, for the company's European arm, pillar franchises include Total War, Dawn of War, Football Manager and Company of Heroes. 

The highest performing title on the digital side of things for Sega was Phantasy Star Online 2. 

Overseas revenue for digital titles almost halved year-on-year, too. In the first quarter of the 2017 financial year, this was 19.5 per cent of Sega’s digital revenue; this year it is just 10.5 per cent.