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Samsung Display makes first appearance at Bilibili World, targeting Chinese gamers

Samsung Display is moving to target China’s gaming display market by taking part for the first time in Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai, it said on Thursday. It set up a large booth featuring hands-on demos using smartphones, laptops and monitors equipped with Samsung OLED and QD-OLED. It also unveiled its OBLYX OLED brand for gaming laptops and said it plans to expand its lineup. Omdia data showed rapid growth in China’s gaming OLED laptop market.

Games & Commerce

Game companies shift ESG focus to security and user rights

Major South Korean game companies are reshaping ESG priorities, putting user rights, cybersecurity, AI ethics and talent management at the center of their 2025 sustainability reports. Firms increasingly use dual materiality assessments to gauge both societal impact and financial risk from ESG issues such as data leaks and cheating. AI appears as a growing governance issue alongside productivity gains. Approaches differ by company, while environmental efforts shift toward management systems such as carbon neutrality goals and climate analysis.

Games & Commerce

Game industry still sees winners and losers despite vibe-coding boom

Layoffs are spreading across industries on expectations of AI-driven productivity gains, but many in gaming see AI as less able to replace people, especially in creative work. Vibe coding has helped increase the number of games released, yet views are split on whether AI meaningfully improves game experiences. Some warn heavy AI use could erode gamer trust. Market concentration also persists, with top publishers capturing most revenue and downloads.