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Action RPG Divine Soul hits Thailand

September 8th, 2011

Since Gameprix’s Divine Soul started OBT 26^th of August in Thailand, they need to add more servers because CCU is increasing quite rapidly. Now they have 2 servers for the game and ready to add one more near future.

Divine Soul is the first game for SBT, the newest publisher in Thailand, and they got more than 100,000 registered users with the game alone. The game is easily adapted to gamers in Thailand because it has console-like actions, PvP mode like Street Fighter from Capcom. Recent update called Monster Wave is also popular because you can slash 400 monsters at one place.

Divine Soul will start commercial service in Thailand soon. For more information you should visit the official web site: www.divinesoul.in.th

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Posted in Asia, Korean Games Industry, Thailand

Tags: Divine Soul GamePrix SBT Thailand

Prius Online Entered a Publishing Agreement in Thailand

July 12th, 2010

CJ Internet announced that the company signed a publishing agreement with?Goldensoft in Thailand ?for its popular MMORPG <Prius Online>. <Prius Online> has reached 50,000 CCU within a week at launching in Taiwan. CBT for Thailand is scheduled for September, 2010. <Prius Online> is serviced in Korea, Japan and Taiwan. CJ internet is preparing for a major update for <Prius Online> later this year. The update includes new characters and competitive contents.

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Posted in Asia, Korean Games Industry, Thailand

Tags: Prius Online

[Special Force] Licensing Renewed in Taiwan and Thailand

October 22nd, 2009

If you were thinking about publishing Special Force in Taiwan or Thailand, sorry it’s taken. Dragonfly, a developer company of famous FPS Special Force, renewed its licensing agreements with current partners; True Digital Entertainment (TDE) for Thailand and Wayi International Digital Entertainment for Taiwan.

TDE has been publishing Special Force since 2006 as attracting more than 18,000,000 users (50,000 CCUs) and making 19 billion Won (or US$14.6 million) from the game last year. (No wonder Dragonfly extended the contract.) The arrangement will let TDE enjoy the success 5 more years.

As for Wayi, they only got 2 more years out of the contract renewal. Wayi has been publishing the game since 2007 and reached 5,000,000 users and 20,000 CCUs. The company made 3.7 billion Won (or US$2.5 million) from the game in 1H09.

If you want to read the original article on TIG which is written in Korean,?click here. (Thailand)

If you want to read the original article on TIG which is written in Korean,?click here. (Taiwan)

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Posted in Asia, Korean Games Industry, Taiwan, Thailand

Tags: Dragonfly Special Force TDE Wayi

[Another Day] Going Global with NHN USA and Winner Online

September 23rd, 2009

Another Day, a FPS game developed by Queen’s Soft, is going global with local publishing partners. ?For North America and Europe, KTH, a global licensor of Another Day, signed up with NHN USA (ijji.com) to operate the game in 5 languages (English, Spanish, French, Germany, Italian).

For Southeast Asian region that includes Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, The Winner Online is going to take over localization and game operation. The Winner Online is planning to launch commercial service by 2010.

If you want to read the original article on TIG which is written in Korean,?click here (NHN USA) or click here (Winner Online).