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Korean game companies bet on subculture games at Tokyo Game Show

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Korea JoongAng Daily•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Korean game companies bet on subculture games at Tokyo Game Show
South Korean game publishers are showcasing anime-style subculture games at Tokyo Game Show as they seek growth beyond MMORPGs and target Japan's lucrative mobile gaming market.
A record 127 Korean game companies exhibited at the Tokyo Game Show, which opened Thursday — and for the first time, the country's biggest publishers all brought subculture games, a genre built around anime-style art and characters, as their leading ... [3199 chars]
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