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Smilegate SEA CEO Justin Park reveals plans to relaunch Gambooz as a Steam-style service and unite the fragmented SEA market.

Black Squad looks like Crossfire 2.0, and the more you see it in action, the more there is to like.

Competitive gaming fans in China have something to look forward to, as World Cyber Arena (WCA) announced its October event to be held in Yinchuan, China. Check out its official

Mark your calendars! The second MSI Gamers Gathering is set for June 14, and will feature matches for Dota 2 and Crossfire.

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).

Following yesterday’s news that CrossFire is the top earning free-to-play game in the world, there has been quite a bit of confusion in the West as to what, exactly, is

A new report from research firm SuperData confirms what a lot of you have probably already guessed: free-to-play online games are making boatloads of money, and Asian games are right

Last month, we took a look at a new commercial, starring K-pop acts Miss A and 2PM, that heralded Crossfire‘s return to South Korea after having been shut down last

When it comes to first-person shooters in China, Call of Duty, Halo, Counter-Strike and all the other Western challengers play second fiddle to one game. One game that has been

CrossFire is one of the world’s most popular free FPS games. But although the 2007 game was developed by the Korean company Smilegate, it hasn’t been operating in Korea since