Krafton
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Authorities grant Battleground Mobile India a three-month trial period
The move comes as Krafton addressed authorities concerns about data security following a nearly one-year ban
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Krafton-NetEase settlement dispute goes to trial
PUBG and Knives Out publishers disagree on which one violated the 2019 settlement agreement over copyright claims
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Krafton sees full-year sales, profit dip
In wake of disappointments, the Callisto Protocol publisher will impose more oversight over its development studios' work
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Ex-Ubisoft devs lead Krafton's new AAA studio in Montreal
Team aims to grow to 150 people in three years, debut will be based on Korean fantasy novel The Bird That Drinks Tears
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Analysts lower sales targets for Callisto Protocol
Industry watchers attributed the title's current sales to game length and the developer's focus on production values
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Krafton profits up to $171.5 million despite lowest quarter since 2020
PUBG publisher also announces acquisition of The Ascent developer Neon Giant and plans for new Canada studio
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PUBG gets 80,000 new players daily since going free-to-play
The figure was shared in Krafton's latest financial report, with net profit at the developer for Q2 growing 37% year-on-year
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Government blocks Krafton's India-only version of PUBG
Two years after PUBG Mobile ban, Battlegrounds Mobile India is delisted over 'national security concerns'
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