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According to an official post published earlier on Mar 20th, Grinding Gear Games in cooperation with a South Korea game company Kakao Games would bring Path of Exile to Korea. Now the building of a Korean version is in the phase of forging a new gateway of the main Path of Exile realm. Soon, it will be moving to finishing touches. This Korean Version would be the third Asia version of Path of Exile following Southeast Version agented by Garena from 2014, and Chinese Version agented by Tencent from 2016. By convention, we would presume that Kakao Games will run Korean Version for GGG and becomes the only agent of this game. However, when it comes to the other roles that Kakao Games possibly plays, for instance, developing and updating the game as requested, we can't be sure enough to draw a conclusion on that.  It is, however, a big surprise for all Korean players rooted for this game for years. With a Korean version of Path of Exile built, The barrier to reading, communicat...

For those owners of PS4 and fanboys of Path of Exile, this is something that not going to cheer anyone up while we are sharing it. Based on the earlier news from official POE website, devs of Path of Exile decided to delay the release of Path of Exile on PS4, from the due date December 7 that previously announced to release, to the estimated date in early February next year. Although it's commonplace for game devs to cancel the previous arrangement of releasing games, it's not easy to deal with the consequence yet for most of the PS4 owners who have been expecting this release scenario for these years. And most importantly, according to some stigmas in the game industry's history, this kind of put-offs has sometimes become the first shovel to a future grave - first is a delay with plausible reasons, then the second, third... there goes more and more delay with same reasons and one day, there will be an announcement saying the program is dead for good. However, instead of pe...