Sega hasn't had a good year. The company's made some promising announcements for fans. Phantasy Star Online 2 will make it to the US early next year, Yakuza 5 is on track to bring some much needed modernity to the series, and classics like NiGHTS into dreams… and Jet Set Radio are getting new life through HD remakes. For Sega Sammy, Sega's parent company, and its shareholders though, 2012 has been a year of bad news and tough decisions, that make for an uncertain future in the video game business. The company reported earnings for the April to June quarter on Tuesday, and while the company has seen a return to profitability, its future as a game publisher is still in flux.