South Korea’s gaming giants bet on global talent
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Quick summary- 1Gravity, the Korean game developer and publisher best known for its global hit mas
- 2South Korean gaming companies are increasingly turning to overseas talent and executives as they look to expand beyond a domestic market that has become both s…
South Korean gaming companies are increasingly turning to overseas talent and executives as they look to expand beyond a domestic market that has become both saturated and increasingly challenging. Gravity, the Korean game developer and publisher best known for its global hit massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) "Ragnarok Online," said July 13 that it has shifted to a co-CEO structure, appointing Park Hyun-chul and Yoshinori Kitamura to jointly lead the company. Founded in 200
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