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Korean online games company, NCsoft, has announced the establishment of NCsoft Japan KK, a wholly owned and operated subsidiary valued at 100 million Yen (850 million Korean Won).

More than a year after Marvel Entertainment first filed suit against NCsoft, publisher of superhero MMORPG City of Heroes, the two companies have reached an undisclosed settlement.

City of Heroes creator NCSoft has announced the financial results for the third quarter of its 2005 fiscal year, revealing higher revenues than the same period last year, but a 10 percent decrease in net profits.

Korean MMOG publishing giant NCsoft has announced its financial results for the three months ended September 30th, revealing that the firm's revenues continue to grow strongly, especially in its overseas businesses.

Announced at the City of Villains preview event on San Francisco's Alcatraz Island, NCsoft announced a unified monthly subscription fee of USD 14.95 for both City of Heroes and partner game City of Villains.

Massively multiplayer title specialist NCsoft has announced that Guild Wars, its online role-playing game which launched worldwide back in April, has now seen over a million accounts registered in the game.

Extremely promising massively-multiplayer car-combat title Auto Assault won't be released until spring 2006 at the earliest, publisher NCsoft and developer NetDevil have confirmed.

Korean massively multiplayer gaming specialist NCSoft is set to showcase a range at E3 which will help to expand MMO gaming into the mass market, as the company explained in an interview with <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i>.

A Federal Judge has in Los Angeles has dismissed a number of key claims in Marvel's legal action against the makers of City of Heroes over the potential its character creation tool has for infringing its copyright.

Comic book giant Marvel has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Korean publisher NCsoft, alleging that players in the firm's MMORPG City of Heroes are creating characters in the likeness of Marvel heroes.

NCSoft Corporation, the Korean company which runs some of the world's most popular massively multiplayer titles including the Lineage series and the recently released City of Heroes, has announced its intention to open a European division.