Samhayne
11-03-2011, 11:03 AM
A recent change to South Korean law and the Apple App Store and Android Market now allow players from that country to access Pocket Legends and Star Legends games! We want to give a special warm welcome all players from South Korea.
For more information about this, please see this article on CNET Gaming News:
Korean iOS users are finally in the game (http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20129162-52/korean-ios-users-are-finally-in-the-game/)
After more than two years of suffering without titles like Angry Birds and Air Penguin [and Pocket Legends], South Korean iOS users are finally getting to join in on the fun.
That's because Apple on Wednesday began including games in its South Korean iOS App Store, a change that came several months after the July decision by the Seoul-based Game Rating Board to relax rules governing violent and sexual content.
Because of those restrictions, both Apple and Google had declined to include games in the Korean versions of their app stores, meaning that owners of iOS and Android devices in that country couldn't enjoy games, even those designed in South Korea.
Click here to read the full article on CNET Gaming News. (http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20129162-52/korean-ios-users-are-finally-in-the-game/)
For more information about this, please see this article on CNET Gaming News:
Korean iOS users are finally in the game (http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20129162-52/korean-ios-users-are-finally-in-the-game/)
After more than two years of suffering without titles like Angry Birds and Air Penguin [and Pocket Legends], South Korean iOS users are finally getting to join in on the fun.
That's because Apple on Wednesday began including games in its South Korean iOS App Store, a change that came several months after the July decision by the Seoul-based Game Rating Board to relax rules governing violent and sexual content.
Because of those restrictions, both Apple and Google had declined to include games in the Korean versions of their app stores, meaning that owners of iOS and Android devices in that country couldn't enjoy games, even those designed in South Korea.
Click here to read the full article on CNET Gaming News. (http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20129162-52/korean-ios-users-are-finally-in-the-game/)