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South Korean prime minister praises Crimson Desert and Pearl Abyss, believes it has opened "new chapter in K-content"
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok praised Pearl Abyss's Crimson Desert, calling it a "new chapter in K-content" and a "crucial turning point" for the national games industry. He highlighted the game's use of in-house technology and cultural elements like taekwondo, noting its success across multiple platforms. The article also mentions other successful South Korean titles like Lies of P and Stellar Blade.
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