Gaming & Interactive in Japan & Korea

11 gaming & interactive providers across Japan & Korea, publishing 4 APIs.

11 providers 4 published APIs 4 indexed documents

Gaming & Interactive across Japan & Korea — 11 providers on the APIs.io network sit in both cohorts, and between them they publish 4 indexed APIs.

1 of the 11 publishes at least one machine-readable API; 10 publish nothing indexed at all. That split is the first thing worth reading here — a vertical can be well represented in a market and still have almost no programmable surface.

By Kin Score band: 8 minimal and 2 emerging.

Leading by rating: Sony, NAVER Z, B612, Pokelabo, Playco, Tyffon, and 5 more.

Region membership is derived from three explicit signals — a provider tag, a provider-name pattern, or a stated headquarters in the provider’s own description. This is a map of stated headquarters, not of markets served.

Providers (11)

Provider Description APIs Rating
Sony Sony Group Corporation is a Japanese multinational spanning electronics, gaming, entertainment, image sensors, and financial services. Sony's developer-facing surface includes t... 4 emerging
NAVER Z NAVER Z Corporation is the South Korean metaverse subsidiary of NAVER, headquartered in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, with additional offices in Los Angeles and Tokyo. The compan... 0 emerging
B612 B612 is a consumer selfie and beauty camera application for iOS and Android, published globally by SNOW Corporation and operated in mainland China as B612咔叽 (B612 Kaji) by Yirui... 0 minimal
Pokelabo Pokelabo (ポケラボ) is a Japanese mobile game development studio founded in 2007 and headquartered in Tokyo. Originally an independent social-game maker, it became a subsidiary of G... 0 minimal
Playco Playco is an instant-play gaming company founded in 2020 by Justin Waldron, Michael Carter, Takeshi Otsuka and Teddy Cross, headquartered in Tokyo with teams worldwide. It build... 0 minimal
Tyffon Tyffon Inc. is a Japanese immersive entertainment company that combines creativity and technology to deliver memorable XR experiences. The studio builds VR, AR, and mixed-realit... 0 minimal
2bytes 2bytes Corporation (투바이트) is a South Korean game services and publishing company founded in 2020 in Seoul, providing game localization, QA testing, player support, content marke... 0 minimal
3D Medivision 3D Medivision (쓰리디메디비젼) is a Seoul, South Korea medical imaging and medical-education company founded around 3D surgical video capture. It builds 3D/2D camera systems, recorders... 0 minimal
NOD Games NOD Games is a Seoul-based blockchain game studio founded in 2019 by CEO Chanki Lee, building entertaining game content and open, player-owned game platforms where gamers and co... 0 minimal
Playcurio PlayCurio is a Seoul-based educational technology company that builds AR (augmented reality) play-learning products for children, pairing physical educational tools with digital... 0 minimal
ActEvolve ActEvolve Inc. (株式会社ActEvolve) was a Tokyo virtual-reality entertainment company incorporated on 9 August 2017 by Takuya Kato, a former Capcom game developer, together with othe... 0

Indexed API documents (4)

Two numbers, both real: these providers publish 4 APIs as their own documents, which the catalog indexes split one-per-resource into 4 documents.

Sony Neural Network Libraries (NNabla)

NNabla is Sony's open-source deep-learning framework with Python and C++ bindings, dynamic and static computation graphs, GPU/CUDA accele...

Sonyflake Distributed ID Generator

Sonyflake is a Go library producing 63-bit unique IDs inspired by Twitter's Snowflake but tuned for longer machine-ID space and longer li...

Sony gobreaker Circuit Breaker

gobreaker is a Go implementation of the Circuit Breaker pattern, widely used in microservice resilience designs. MIT licensed.

Sony Spresense SDK

Spresense is Sony's hexa-core Cortex-M4F IoT board powered by the CXD5602 chipset. The Spresense SDK provides NuttX-based C/C++ APIs for ...

Other industries in Japan & Korea

Artificial Intelligence 36 Education & EdTech 21 Data & Analytics 20 Digital Health & Telehealth 14 Healthcare 14 IoT & Connected Devices 14 Supply Chain & Procurement 14 Telecommunications & Connectivity 14 Blockchain, Crypto & Web3 13 Cybersecurity & Identity 13 Retail 13 Developer Tools & DevOps 12 All of Japan & Korea →

Gaming & Interactive elsewhere

North America 66 Europe 35 Greater China 16 Nordics 16 DACH (Germany · Austria · Switzerland) 7 France & Iberia 6 India & South Asia 6 United Kingdom & Ireland 6 Southeast Asia 5 Middle East 4 Latin America 3 Africa 2 All of Gaming & Interactive →

This page is the intersection of two independently computed cohorts: Japan & Korea and Gaming & Interactive. A provider appears here only when it is already a member of both. Japan & Korea membership is matched on tag, name pattern, stated HQ, so this is a floor rather than a census — coverage gaps show up here as small numbers, not as absent pages.

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