NJ Holdings, the parent company of tri-Ace, has increased its research and development budget for the Aska Engine to 110 million yen. The financial report for the fiscal period ending June 2026 shows a significant boost in funding for the engine. This increase comes as part of the company’s strategy to enhance its cross-platform development capabilities. The Aska Engine is designed to support multiple gaming platforms, allowing developers to create games that run seamlessly across different devices. The funding will be used to improve the engine’s performance, expand its features, and support new technologies. The move reflects NJ Holdings’ commitment to staying competitive in the gaming industry. The company has not provided specific details on how the additional funds will be allocated. The Aska Engine has been used in several recent games, including titles from tri-Ace. The increased investment is expected to accelerate the development of new projects and improve the overall quality of games built using the engine. This marks a key step in NJ Holdings’ ongoing efforts to strengthen its position in the gaming sector.