Why Asian Studios Are Going Global And Changing Everything

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Games Industry Executive Summary

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Based on the Mighty Diamonds Games Industry Executive Summary Newsletter. This podcast is the video and audio version of the weekly news, where Casey Al-Kaisy, Manu Rosier and Dave Thier go a bit deeper and give context to the articles and links. Subscribe to get full access to the podcast, newsletter and GIES archive. mighty.diamonds

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Why Asian Studios Are Going Global And Changing Everything | Gies #69

Games Industry Executive Summary

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Why Asian Studios Are Going Global And Changing Everything | Gies #69

In this episode Casey and Dave discuss how Korean and Chinese studios are now building games for a global audience, the growing influence of Western AAA standards in Asia, and how global expectations are reshaping game design. They touch on Fortnite’s evolving seasons, the decline of Call of Duty, the rise of user-generated content. They also highlight how industry competition, cultural crossover, and shifting business models are driving rapid change across the gaming world.

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Korean studios, Chinese studios, global gaming, game development, Western standards, game mechanics, Naraka Blade Point