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King, Machine Zone, NCSoft, Aniplex, DeNA, Com2US, CyberAgent, Webzen, Colopl, and — I think it’s Playa or Playla, but it’s hard to make out on the screen — these developers all appear in an internal August 2019 document as receiving less value compared to the 30 percent Google charged ’em. Google estimated the average value the “top 100 most negative” devs were getting was just 19 percent. Simple math based on other slide deck numbers suggests the 100 devs overpaid $1.43 billion p...

NCSOFT will release a new role-playing game, Throne and Liberty, also known as TL, in Korea on Dec. 7, and later in the global market, the game company said Thursday.

1050 Studio has revealed a major rebrand and new website to reflect its transition from the gaming field to the themed entertainment industry.

NCSoft, one of South Korea's major game developers and publishers, is set to showcase its latest entertainment content via various on-site events at the upcoming global game expo, G-Star 2023, to be held in Busan Nov. 16-19. A total of 200 booths will be featured to have demos, events and special stage zones at Korea's largest game trade show, according to the company, Tuesday. Visitors can test out three n...

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the cloud computing arm of Amazon, reported a significant increase in revenue for the third quarter

Artificial intelligence, not rockets, is where Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos seems to be putting his money.   Amazon’s chief executive...

NCSoft has announced that the global beta for action-brawler Battle Crush is now available for PC via Steam, and Google Play Android Store.

Battle Crush is a multi-platform action brawler that features a cast of characters from Greek and Roman mythology battling it out across multiple maps for last-man-standing bragging rights.

Are you looking for some new games to mark on your 2024 calendar? In this list we're looking at some of the best coming to PlayStation 5.

South Korean stocks dropped by more than 1 percent to the lowest point in over seven months Friday amid woes over the US Federal Reserve's further monetary tightening. The local currency rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index lost 40.8 points, or 1.69 percent, to close at 2,375, marking the lowest level since March 14, when the Kospi finished at 2,348.97. Trading volume was s...