Microsoft Rolls Out Xbox Live in Wired Korea
Microsoft Corp. said it was rolling out its Xbox Live online gaming service in South Korea on Thursday, hoping to make inroads into a strategic market that has the world’s highest broadband Internet penetration. "Console online gaming is seen as a key emerging market for video game publishers and console makers, looking to charge subscriptions for multi-player action - enabling several people to play against one another over an Internet connection."
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