CyberStep Holdings, Inc.
Basic Agreement on Joint Discussion Toward Commercialization of IP-Utilizing Game Business
NAXA, Popin Games Japan, and ROM Sharing are expected to sign a basic agreement to jointly discuss the commercialization of a game business utilizing IP. Roles for the three companies are not defined at this time, with deliberations planned to begin in September 2026. Impact on performance is expected to be minor, but the contract signing and business scope may change or terminate depending on future discussions.
Key Figures
- Basic Agreement on Commercialization of IP-Utilizing Game Business (to be signed; announcement date unknown)
- Start of joint deliberations: September 1, 2026 (scheduled)
- Signing date of this Basic Agreement: August 31, 2026 (scheduled)
AI要約
Background and purpose of this Basic Agreement
The CyberStep Group positions the enhancement of entertainment business based on IP as a key issue and has already entered into a business alliance with ROM Sharing in June 2026. This Basic Agreement creates a framework for the three companies to jointly explore the commercialization of IP as games, with specifics such as investment amounts and IP decisions undecided.
Roles of the three companies and future development
NAXA will provide AI and content DX technologies and game business know-how; Popin Games Japan will provide game planning, development, and operations know-how; ROM Sharing will leverage its network with IP rights holders and fan marketing know-how. The target business envisions multiple IPs and titles, aiming to establish a continuous IP game planning and development foundation. Deliberations are planned to begin in September 2026.
CyberStep Holdings, Inc.
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