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| A Look At Nintendo DS Piracy In Korea [Korea] It's no secret that piracy — especially game piracy — is widespread in South Korean. While there is no data, Gamasutra's Nick Rumas points out that it's evident to anyone with "a pair of eyes." Rumas takes a look at how the R4 is used in Korea, writing: In Korea, [..] |
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| Nintendo Wii Not Exactly Setting Korea On Fire [Korea] America? America loves the Nintendo Wii. Europe? Ditto. And Japan? Man, Japan is bonkers for the Wii. What about Korea? The country finally has an official Nintendo of Korea branch after years of going through shady third party distributors. According to Korean site G [..] |
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| EA Buys Korean Mobile RPG Dev [Mobile] In an effort to grown their mobile business in Korea's massive gaming market, Electonic Arts is purchasing the assets of Hands-On Mobile Korea and turning it into EA Mobile Korea.
The Korean mobile developer and publisher is best known for their mobile role-playing game Heroes Lore.
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| Wii Launches In Korea On April 26 [Wii] Yeah, you read that right. Launches. Those Koreans who after 18 months sans official support still care, you have our sympathies. According to Nintendo Korea's website, the console will be getting its long-overdu [..] |
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Korea getting its Wii on April 26  Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Business
The official Nintendo Korea site states the country will join the chorus of global Wii worship on April 26, 2008 for 220,000 won ($225 USD). The console will lau [..] |
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| Launder That Money: RMTs in Asian MMOs [Crime] A gold farming/money laundering ring in South Korea has been accused of moving somewhere in the neighborhood of $38 million USD from Korea to China (with the help of real money transactions). According to PlayNoEvil, they made false purchases to a Hong Kong p [..] |
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| Submarine Played Nowhere Near North Korea [Submarine] Right up front at Namco Bandai's pyramid building arcade was this classic: Submarine! Better still Ash had never played it. Watch as he first falls in love and then seconds later loses interest in the game. Now with less North Korea [..] |
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| eLearning South Korea: Online Education Market Expands In 2006 From Yonhap News: South Korea's market for online learning grew sharply last year, buoyed by strong public demand, the government said Wednesday. The country's e-learning business, measured in total sales, rose 10.0 percent year-on-year to 1.67 trillion won, the Ministry... [..] |
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| eLearning South Korea: Online Education Market Expands In 2006 From Yonhap News: South Korea's market for online learning grew sharply last year, buoyed by strong public demand, the government said Wednesday. The country's e-learning business, measured in total sales, rose 10.0 percent year-on-year to 1.67 trillion won, the Ministry... [..] |
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