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Existing IPs, not new releases, to divide Korean game makers\' Q2 results

South Korean game makers\' second-quarter results are expected to diverge based on profits generated by existing intellectual property rather than whether they released new titles. Krafton and NC, which own PUBG and Lineage, are forecast to post sharp gains helped by new titles and acquisitions. Netmarble is expected to see weaker profitability due to marketing and IP fees, while Nexon expects a pause as some key titles soften despite stable live services.

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Korean game makers head to Gamescom and Tokyo Game Show to test new titles

South Korean game companies are set to appear in succession at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne and Tokyo Game Show 2026 in Chiba, highlighting new PC, console and subculture titles. Krafton plans a large booth and five new games, while Pearl Abyss teams up with Samsung Electronics to show Crimson Desert. NC runs a B2B booth via its North American unit. Firms also cite overseas-focused revenue and wider platform strategies behind the push.

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Nexon NDC 26 opens; Lee Jung-heon says user understanding is competitiveness in AI era

Nexon opened its game development knowledge-sharing event, the 2026 Nexon Developers Conference (NDC 26), on June 16 at the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy and Innovation in Seongnam. Marking its 19th edition, the conference features 51 sessions across nine areas including AI, IP, blockchain trends and global cases. Nexon Japan CEO Lee Jung-heon said competitiveness in the AI era comes from understanding and empathising with users.