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Bigger than Fortnite, World of Warcraft, and League of Legends, Smilegate's Crossfire hasn't had much of a footprint outside of its native Asian region.

Smilegate, the makers of the incredibly-popular-in-Asia Crossfire first-person shooter and someday-coming-to-the-West-we-hope ARPG Lost Ark, has opened a new development studio in Barcelona, Spain.

It's not often that a game that brought in $1 billion in revenue last year shuts down in its home region, but that's going to be the case next month when Smilegate's Crossfire closes its servers in Korea. As reported by MMO...

Directly following the big news that was seven years in the making was the announcement that Smilegate's hugely successful FPS CrossFire would also be heading to the Xbox One next year, in a form titled "CrossFire X." Dubbe...

Barely a year after opening, Smilegate is shutting down its office in Berlin.

Knights of the Frozen Throne did pretty well for Hearthstone.

As you probably know by now, the Chinese law requiring game developers to disclose their odds for loot in their lock boxes went into effect this past week.

Remember that upcoming law in China that would force games to reveal the odds of getting certain loot in lockboxes?...

Smilegate, the developer of free-to-play tactical shooter Crossfire, has opened an office in Berlin.