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Subsidiaries outside of Korea expected to form under one brand; Austin studio may face cuts

50 positions under threat as MMO publisher mothballs Brighton-developed title

The company reports its financial results for the second quarter of 2008, with sales up 8 per cent

Combination of MMOs is the final step in preparing the IP for future projects

Lisa Bell-Cabrera, the company's national sales manager, is promoted to VP of sales

Geoff Heath insists the company doesn't need any new titles this year and its existing portfolio will improve on Q1 43 per cent fall in profit

NCsoft has released Q1 financial results, reporting a drop in net profit of 43% related to a write-off of development costs

The developer has gained full ownership of all the tools, technology and IP from their deal with NCsoft

NCsoft's diverse portfolio differentiates it from the competition according to European COO Sebastian Vidal

The company's COO talks about the portfolio strategy, what the company still needs to do, and the importance of console MMOs

David Reid has left GameTap to work for the online gaming specialist and lead its strategies in the US

NCsoft has unveiled NCcoin, a system that uses real-world money to purchase in-game items

Double Fusion will be providing in-game advertising for NCsoft's City of Heroes MMO

NCsoft has announced that it has licensed Unreal Engine 3 to develop two MMOs

NCsoft has inked deals with three Russian firms to distribute its MMO products in the region.

NCsoft has revealed that the Guild Wars franchise has sold over five million units in Europe, Asia and North America.

NCsoft has reported its 2007 earnings, with sales of KRW 330 billion (USD 335.1 million) and net profits of KRW 45 billion (USD 48.4 million)

Spacetime, an Austin-based studio, has announced that NCSoft will no longer be funding the company's MMO project

US president moves to global development role

Publisher rubbishes reports of move to social networking

NCsoft Europe's MD, Geoff Heath, has spoken to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> about the recent deal to wholly acquire the City of Heroes/Villains IP from Cryptic, and set up a new studio in the US to continue work on the games.

NCsoft has announced its financial results for the third quarter of this year, with operating and net income down 8 per cent and 5 per cent respectively.

Cryptic Studios has sold its intellectual and proprietary rights to the City of Heroes and City of Villains franchises to MMO publisher NCsoft

NCsoft's director of product development believes Home's fortunes are dependent on PlayStation 3's installed base, and not the other way around.