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Nexon has come out on top in second quarter earnings among major Korean game developers, becoming the only company to post on-year growth in both sales and operating profits during the period. Nexon on Wednesday reported 902.8 billion won ($685.3 million) in sales and 264 billion won in operating profit in the April-to-June period, up 12 percent and 22 percent on year, respectively. The game maker thrived in the seco...
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Credit: Apple The complaint, lodged in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Tuesday, specifically names casino apps developed by DoubleU Games Co. It alleges that the apps constitute illegal gambling pursuant to various state laws. More specifically, the lawsuit claims that Apple operates as an "unlicensed casino" by permitting and facilitating illegal gambling. It takes issue with free-to-play casino games, which use in-game currency in lieu of actual money. However, the lawsuit notes that users can purchase more coins or chips using actual currency. "Paying mo...
Tech your username 4 days ago Two plaintiffs, adult residents of Oregon and Alabama, have filed a class-action suit against Apple Inc., accusing it of facilitating illegal gambling by operating as an unlicensed casino. According to Tuesday’s filing, the casino-style games developed by DoubleU Games Co. Ltd., and distributed through Apple’s App Store, constitute illegal gambling pursuant to 25 states’ laws. The Northern District of California complaint explained that DoubleU’s games generate money in several ways, including through the “Freemium Model.” Thereunder, consumers can do...
Apple has been hit with another class action lawsuit claiming that it profits from illegal gambling apps on the App Store. The complaint, lodged in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Tuesday, specifically names casino apps developed by DoubleU Games Co. It alleges that the apps constitute illegal gambling pursuant to various state laws. More specifically, the lawsuit claims that Apple operates as an "unlicensed casino" by permitting and facilitating illegal gambling. It takes issue with free-to-play casino games, which use in-game currency in lieu of actual ...