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K-game makers extend console titles\' life with DLC

South Korean game companies are expanding downloadable content for PC and console package games as they move beyond mobile and online titles, seeking to sustain revenue after release. Unlike mobile and online games, where updates can generate ongoing sales, package games typically see sales concentrated early and then slow. Firms are using DLC to create additional sales, revive interest and extend the life of intellectual property, with recent examples from Pearl Abyss, Neowiz, Mintrocket and Shift Up.

Games & Commerce

Mintrocket\'s \'Dave the Diver\' tops 10 million copies, expands to mobile after PC and consoles

Mintrocket\'s \'Dave the Diver\' has surpassed 10 million copies in cumulative global sales, the first such record for a domestic single-package game. Mintrocket said on Tuesday it has continued sales three years after launch by expanding supported platforms and adding downloadable content. The game broadened from PC to PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and Xbox, and plans a global mobile release on Sept. 17 via Apple App Store and Google Play.

Telecommunications & Media

Lee Jae-myung pledges to reform outdated rules to boost broadcasting competitiveness

President Lee Jae-myung (이재명) said he will rationally reform regulations that no longer fit the times to strengthen the competitiveness of the broadcasting industry. In a congratulatory address read out at a Broadcasting Day event in Seoul, he praised broadcasters for driving K-content to the world’s centre and pledged to support autonomy and independence and build a “basic media society” guaranteeing participation, access and choice. Industry and parliamentary leaders also called for support.