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[THE INVESTOR] Tokyo-headquartered game developer Nexon will set up its exhibition booths in its largest scale ever for the G-Star game show, which will kick off Nov. 17, according to the firm on Aug. 19.
The game company said it would install 400 booths at its exhibition venue during the event to be held in Busan. They will feature the firm’s existing and new game titles.
In the previous show in 2015, the firm unveiled new game titles including “Sudden Attack 2” “Need for Speed Edge” and “HIT” before their official releases.
The firm is expected to showcase online game “Romance of the Three Kingdoms” and mobile games “Dungeon & Fighters” and “Maple Story” during this year’s game event.
By Kim Young-won (wone0102@heraldcorp.com">wone0102@heraldcorp.com)
The game company said it would install 400 booths at its exhibition venue during the event to be held in Busan. They will feature the firm’s existing and new game titles.
In the previous show in 2015, the firm unveiled new game titles including “Sudden Attack 2” “Need for Speed Edge” and “HIT” before their official releases.
The firm is expected to showcase online game “Romance of the Three Kingdoms” and mobile games “Dungeon & Fighters” and “Maple Story” during this year’s game event.
By Kim Young-won (wone0102@heraldcorp.com">wone0102@heraldcorp.com)
