South Korea’s Netmarble uses Marvel to bring its mobile games to the West
Netmarble Games has grown to nearly $1 billion in sales. That’s a long way from its humble beginnings in 2000, when Jun-Hyuk Bang started the...
Marvel’s Peter Phillips reveals the secret for making superheroes work in games
Warner Bros. has invested heavily in superhero console games like Batman: Arkham Knight. But Marvel Entertainment has taken a different approach. Rather than use...
As free-to-play mobile games go global, so does South Korea’s Netmarble
Netmarble Games grew up in the shadow of South Korea’s Nexon, but it moved to free-to-play mobile games in a timely way. Last year, it...
South Korea’s Netmarble finally brings its near-$1B mobile gaming business to the U.S.
Netmarble Games has grown to nearly $1 billion in sales, but it hasn’t been well known as a game publisher in the West. That...
South Korea’s Netmarble preps launch of mobile role-playing game Evilbane in the West
South Korea’s big mobile game publisher Netmarble Games said it is launching a fantasy role-playing game Evilbane in the worldwide markets later this year. It’s one more example of an Asian game company expanding to the worldwide stage as it pursues a chunk of the $30 billion mobile games market.
That Marvel: Future Fight clone of Diablo is finally getting co-op
One of the top mobile games of the year finally gets a basic feature that should keep fans happy.
South Korea’s Netmarble sinks $130M into SGN, ‘fastest-growing major mobile studio in U.S.’
A South Korean mobile games firm that wants to expand in the U.S. starts a beautiful friendship with a U.S. company that wants more Asian air time.