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Censorship and the indie gaming industry

by Philip Gowman posted 15 Apr 2011 updated 12 Feb 2012
in Life & Leisure. < 1 minute read

Grand Theft Auto III: banned in South Korea

Good to see Kim Jin-sung of Pig-Min, also known as Mr Kwang, quoted in the august pages of the Economist in a feature on the South Korean gaming industry. http://econ.st/eaY0Uq #

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