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Sun, January 17, 2021 | 08:36

NCSOFT's Lineage 2M to land in Japan, Taiwan in Q1

NCSOFT's Lineage 2M to land in Japan, Taiwan in Q1

Lineage 2M, a mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), will land in Japan and Taiwan during the first quarter of this year, South Korean online game maker NCSOFT Corp. said Monday. The mobile version of the mega-hit game Lineage 2 will be simultaneously available on Google's Android and Apple's iOS devices in the two Asian countries, the company said.

2021-01-04 14:38

Coupang dives into video-streaming service

Coupang dives into video-streaming service

Coupang, Asia's leading e-commerce company, said Tuesday it has added video streaming as its latest offering for its WOW service members with the launch of Coupang Play.

Kim Yoo-chul | 2020-12-29 15:40

Can Korean game companies reenter Chinese market?

Can Korean game companies reenter Chinese market?

Korean game companies such as Nexon, NCSOFT and Netmarble all have their hopes up for the possibility of receiving a Chinese license that would enable them to sell their games in the world's largest game market.

Kim Hyun-bin | 2020-12-20 15:03

NCSOFT emphasizes technology, innovation in branding

NCSOFT emphasizes technology, innovation in branding

Online game developer NCSOFT is seeking to enhance its image by emphasizing technology and innovation in its branding.

2020-12-10 16:24

China approves Com2uS for game distribution after 4 years

China approves Com2uS for game distribution after 4 years

A Korean game company has obtained a license from the Chinese government for a mobile game - the first time for a Korean firm in nearly four years. The move is seen as a signal that domestic companies could get the opportunity to export their games to China.

Baek Byung-yeul | 2020-12-03 17:18

China approves Korean game for 1st time in nearly 4 years

China approves Korean game for 1st time in nearly 4 years

China's media regulator has approved a South Korean video game for the first time in nearly four years in what could be a relaxation of economic retaliation. China's National Press and Publication Administration issued a license for "Summoners War" on Wednesday, paving the way for Com2uS Corp. to officially sell the mobile game in the Chinese market, according to the South Ko...

2020-12-03 11:26

Netmarble to promote good effects of gaming

Netmarble to promote good effects of gaming

Local mobile game developer and publisher Netmarble is undertaking a series of social contribution projects focusing on spreading a healthy game culture and seeking mutual growth with the community.

Kim Jae-heun | 2020-12-02 16:10

PlayStation 5 preorders sell out in Korea

PlayStation 5 preorders sell out in Korea

Preorders for the second batch of Sony Corp.'s next-generation gaming console, the PlayStation 5 (PS5), sold out in just an hour in South Korea, industry insiders said Wednesday. As of 2 p.m., all major retailers here said they have closed preorder reservations for the PS5. Eleven local online shopping malls and offline stores started to accept preorders for the gaming consol...

2020-10-07 15:46

NCSOFT's music game Fuser gets gamer's attention

NCSOFT's music game Fuser gets gamer's attention

NCSOFT's new console and PC game title, Fuser, is gaining keen attention from gamers in the Americas and Europe with its new playing style and fresh content, pumping up expectations on the Korean game studio's debut in the console gaming market.

Nam Hyun-woo | 2020-09-25 17:14

Ex-StarCraft player becomes game startup CEO

Ex-StarCraft player becomes game startup CEO

Lee Yun-yeol, better known as NaDa and nicknamed the “Genius Terran,” is one of the most famous “StarCraft” players of all time with the support of millions of fans around the world.

Jun Ji-hye | 2020-09-17 13:26

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