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PROPE (pronounced: pro-pe) is an independent game development studio founded by former Sega designer Yuji Naka. The company is partially funded by Sega as part of a "support program for Independent Game Creators".

Ten members of Sega's Sonic Team joined Naka at PROPE, which has a starting capital of 10 million yen (10% of which comes from Sega). [1] Sega can exercise a "first dibs" option for publishing games made at PROPE, though if Sega rejects a title produced by the new studio, Naka would then be free to approach other publishers. [2]

Although PROPE have not publicly announced any titles currently under development, the studio has consistently been linked (and strenuously denied involvement) with a sequel to NiGHTS[1] [2] [3]

"Prope", in Latin, means "beside" and "near".

  1. ^ 1 http://www.nintendojo.com/infocus/view_item.php?1174667401
  2. ^ 2 http://www.cubed3.com/news/7099/1/Naka_Says_No_to_NiGHTS_on_Wii
  3. ^ 3 http://palgn.com.au/article.php?id=7043&sid=0e62310267fb621250b6357676713fbc&title=RUMOUR%3A+NiGHTS+%26quot%3Bconfirmed%26quot%3B
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