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Korean games secure seven China foreign game licenses in first half, boosting earnings hopes

More South Korean games won approvals from the Chinese government in the first half of this year, lifting expectations they will contribute to earnings. China granted foreign game licences to seven Korea-linked titles from January to June, according to the National Press and Publication Administration. Companies are increasingly working with local partners such as Tencent rather than running services directly. Some recently launched Korean games have posted early results in China, though sustained performance will depend on live operations.

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Wemade Max says development direction unchanged despite change in Wemade\'s largest shareholder

Wemade Max said its development direction and plans for key projects will not change despite a change in Wemade\'s largest shareholder. CEO Son Myeon-seok told employees that while the shift in governance is significant, the company’s role will remain and become more important within the group. He said stable operation of existing games and development of major new titles are proceeding as planned, citing the firm’s accumulated development and service capabilities.

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Wemade\'s Night Crows wins China foreign game licence, paving way for entry

Wemade\'s flagship MMORPG Night Crows has obtained a foreign game licence in China, listed by China\'s National Press and Publication Administration. The approval, dated June 29, covers mobile and client platforms and includes the publisher, operator, permit document number and ISBN. The June list contained eight games, with Night Crows the only title identified as Korean. Wemade is also developing a new IP-based title, Night CrowsW, for global release.