Netmarble appoints Seungwon Lee as new co-CEO
Netmarble announced today that its current chief global officer, Seungwon Lee, will become the South Korean mobile gaming company’s new co-CEO starting in February....
Sensor Tower: Lineage franchise bags over $4 billion on mobile
Lineage is a powerhouse in Asia-Pacific mobile markets, with Lineage M and Lineage 2: Revolution bringing in more than an estimated $4 billion since...
Netmarble’s Simon Sim on Hollywood licenses, mobile’s future, and cloud gaming
Netmarble has a knack for coming up with mobile game hits, including titles such as Lineage 2: Revolution, Marvel Future Fight, and BTS World. It...
BTS World: Pre-registration starts for K-pop group’s mobile game
Hey old folks. I’m ahead of you. I know who BTS is, since my kid went to one of their K-pop world tour concerts...
Netmarble’s Lineage 2: Revolution crossed $1 billion in revenue in first year
In its first month in 2017, Netmarble’s Lineage 2: Revolution mobile game generated $176 million in one month. That helped Netmarble launch a lucrative...
Netmarble’s Simon Sim on mobile game growth, 5G networks, and pursuing Nexon
Lineage 2: Revolution has become one of the world’s most successful mobile games, with more than 30 million players on iOS and Android as of...
How Lineage 2: Revolution topped 30 million global players
Lineage 2: Revolution has become one of the world’s most successful mobile games. Licensed by NCSoft and built by Netmarble, the massively multiplayer online...
Netmarble invests $190 million in K-pop sensation BTS’s music label
South Korean mobile titan Netmarble has spent $190 million to acquire a 25.71 percent stake in Big Hit Entertainment, the music label behind the...
Magic: The Gathering and Netmarble announce ‘Project M’ for mobile (Updated)
It looks like 2018 is going to be a significant year for Magic: The Gathering in the video game sector. We already know that Magic:...
Digi-Capital: Game software/hardware could hit $170 billion in 2018, $230 billion by 2022
Video game software and hardware together could be a $165-$170 billion range in 2018 (if mobile outperforms again), and it could reach between $230...