Anipang

Smilegate, Korea-based maker of hardcore online games such as Crossfire, this morning announced a $112 million buyout of 20 percent of social gaming company Sundaytoz (123420:KOSDAQ).

Korean game studio SundayToz was founded by three friends, Kevin Lee Jungwoong, Hyunsoo Im, and Chanseok Park in 2008. Not many people may know SundayToz but I believe quite a

Line app has not just got people talking – it’s got them spending as well. Regular readers will know that Japanese smartphone owners are great for spending money on apps.

From the left – Joshua Kevin (community manager for Indonesia), Jude Lee (global marketing manager), Yujin Sohn (global business development VP), Sean Kim (global business development), and Susie Lee (global

Korean-made messaging app KakaoTalk launched its Game Platform on Android in its home country last July – and today that social gaming system is rolling out on iOS and coming

KARA’s Gyuri plays Anipang, photo AllKpop.com Kakao Corporation’s messaging app KakaoTalk has been at the fore of a wave of Asian chat apps burning up handsets across the region. This

Kakao Corporation’s messaging app KakaoTalk has been at the fore of a wave of Asian chat apps burning up handsets across the region. This past summer it boldly stepped into

One Korean developer has been riding the wave of popularity of the chat app KakaoTalk in the country, which now has a Game Platform, pushing its Anipang game to the