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President of the Korea Support Committee for IVI Prof. Park Sang-chul, IVI Director General Dr. Jerome Kim, Super Creative Co-CEO Kim Hyungsuk/Kang Ki-hyun, Smilegate Megaport Director Kwon Ik-hoon (from the left) participated in the ceremony for infectious disease vaccine donations linked to the game Epic Seven. [2021-1125] Smilegate Foundation (Chairman Kwon Hyuk-bin), together with the International Vaccine Institution (IVI, Director General Dr. Jerome Kim) presented donations to the Korea Support Committee for IVI (President Park Sang-chul). The support fund was prepared in-game with participation from global users of mobile RPG “Epic Seven.” All proceeds from the sales of packages were donated.The funds raised through the donation campaign will be used to vaccinate Nepalese locals including children and youth against cholera and to support preventative projects. This will benefit about 25,000 people in high-risk areas for cholera.According to a paper published in medical journal Health Affairs (2016), for every USD 1 spent on vaccines USD 16 is saved in future healthcare costs, lost income, and lost productivity. Considering the socioeconomic costs of prevention, such as death and disability, the vaccine return on investment (VROI) is 44:1. The donation is expected to have an economic impact of up to USD 2.89 million (KRW 3.44 billion won).IVI Director General Dr. Jerome Kim said, “The collaboration between Smilegate Foundation, IVI, and the Korea Support Committee for IVI can present a better future for children by providing essential vaccines against endemic infectious diseases that pose serious threats in developing countries.”IVI Director General Dr. Jerome Kim

※ The article was written on June 30th, 2021■ Detailed description of "Emotion Island", winter updates, and Season 3 roadmap announcements■ Mysterious new character revealed for the first time and large-scale improvement based on user feedback[2021-0630] Smilegate Megaport (CEO Ina Jang) released on the 30th (Wednesday) the video of the online showcase "The Next Show" for its popular online racing game "Tales Runner" (developer RHAON Entertainment).“The Next Show” reveals information about the summer update including “Emotion Island”, a new character, and items. In addition, the winter update will unravel various stories that have not been resolved yet. The video released coupon numbers and announced system improvements for user convenience.This event was hosted by Smilegate Megaport’s PM Min-gi Song, RHAON Entertainment’s PM Lee, Jae-joon, and planning team leader Byun Kyu-ha in the form of talk show. They disclosed information and images about the future direction and roadmap of Tales Runner currently under development. In addition, they expressed gratitude toward its fans, reflected on issues and users’ comments, and announced to make improvements to the game.The Next Show was held in two parts. Part 1 released the “Emotion Island” story and content, new character and items, winter update’s story and content, and improvements. Also, various content under development of the Season 3 update were revealed. Part 2 was named “I want to know that TR” which answered user questions.The first information released was regarding Emotion Island starting on the 14th of next month. Emotion Island contains the story of runners looking for Kai, who disappeared after finding Vera in the “Underworld” last winter. Emotion Island is the hometown of Queen Sabrina, where Elims stayed for a while before coming to Fairytale kingdom. This summer update will showcase various episodes of the process of finding Kai. The island theme will allow users to

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Fans of the free-to-play "Lost Ark" have suspected a North American release of the Korean MMORPG since Amazon Games and Smilegate RPG signed an agreement in August 2020. At the time, Smilegate RPG CEO Chi Won Gil said that the developer would work with Amazon Games to bring one of Smilegate's AAA games to Western players the following year. Smilegate RPG has a resume of successful games like "CROSSFIRE," the world's largest first-person shooter, so it wasn't completely clear whether or not the game in question would be "Lost Ark." Now, it looks like much of the speculation was accurate.Advertisement"Lost Ark" drops players into the world of Arkesia, setting them on a perilous journey to stop the ancient demon Kazeros. Though he was sealed away in the past, Kazeros somehow returns with an organized army called the Legion to wreak havoc on the world. He opens the Chaos Gates, flooding Arkesia with hellish monsters and plunging it into war once again. It's said that heroes once defeated him by using the power of a relic called the Ark. However, the Ark basically become a legend lost to time. Heroes need to gamble on the truth of the mythical Lost Ark to defeat Kazeros.Amazon Games offers a hefty amount of "Lost Ark" lore on the official site, but some of the details concerning the MMORPG's North American release are still up in the air. Here's what is known so far about

Most popular online FPS in Asia blasts into European territories.IRVINE, Calif. - SG Interactive, a developer and publisher of popular free-to-play games, today announced that Crossfire Europe, a free online First Person Shooter (FPS), will be coming to European gamers very soon, with a Closed Beta Test (CBT) scheduled to begin on Aug. 31, 2011. Developed by SG Interactive's parent company SmileGate, Crossfire is one of the most popular online games in the world, setting an impressive record of 2.8 million concurrent users across the world. Gamers can catch a teaser of the game's fast-paced, competitive gameplay at: In Crossfire Europe, gamers join mercenary teams fighting for dominance in a world overrun by terrorists and dominated by massive corporations. With deeply competitive gameplay fueled by rankings, leaderboards and clans, as well as plenty of diverse maps and modes, Crossfire Europe takes death match action to the next level. Crossfire Europe stands out from the competition with its varied, unique game modes, such as "Ghost Mode," where one team must silently take down the other armed only with knives and stealth cloaking. "Crossfire's success in international markets is unprecedented," said Chris Lee, CEO of SG Interactive. "We're looking forward to seeing the bullets fly as we bring the game to European players." Already popular in the international gaming community, Crossfire's reputation speaks for itself. SmileGate has brought the game's highly competitive gameplay to markets across the world, achieving immense popularity since Crossfire's launch in 2007. "Crossfire continues its relentless march worldwide," said Herald Kwon, CEO of SmileGate. "If European gamers have any doubt at all about whether or not they should try Crossfire Europe, they should just look to the millions of players worldwide who are already enthusiastic about the game!" For more information about Crossfire Europe and to learn more about the CBT, please visit the official website at About SG Interactive SG Interactive, formerly Ntreev USA, is a publisher of high-quality online games headquartered in Southern California. Founded in 2006 and acquired by noted game developer SmileGate in 2010, SG Interactive is dedicated to providing players with free online games, a welcoming virtual community, and outstanding customer support. Offering a diverse and expanding selection of titles which currently include multiplayer FPS Project Blackout, anime action brawler Grand Chase, casual golf game Pangya, and MMORPG Trickster Online, SG Interactive hopes to continue bringing smiles to players all over the world as they prepare for the launch of their new online gaming portal later this year.