South Korea: Online gaming companies that do not apply for ratings will be subject to sanctions

The South Korean game-grading Committee, which has decided to raise the game-level audit fees substantially from next year, will begin to impose sanctions on gaming companies that have not applied for game-level approvals since 2011.　　At present, although the relevant laws of the Republic of Korea to modify the content of the game, it is necessary to advance to the game Classification Committee to amend the application, but due to the network game company update more, so has been allowed to update the 24 hours after the request to amend the application.　　However, this led to the frequent occurrence of the domestic game companies to update a long time after the application is not submitted. Since 2011, if a game company in Korea violates the new rules, the application will be in the 1 million won (equivalent to Rmb 5758 yuan) fine, if not in the game to mark the level of the game, will be criminal penalties. (Digging the shell net)