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Game Park was a South Korean company that was founded in 1996 and went bankrupt in March 2007. It is responsible for creating the GP32 and the never-released XGP. GamePark Holdings was founded by former employees of Game Park in 2005.

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rdfs:label	Game Park (en) Game Park (de) Game Park (es) Game Park (eu) Game Park (fr) 게임파크 (ko) Game Park (nl) Gamepark Holdings (sv)
rdfs:comment	Game Park war ein 1996 in Südkorea gegründetes Unternehmen, das sich auf die Herstellung von portablen Videospielsystemen spezialisiert hatte. Die einzigen Produkte sind der GP32, ein Handheld mit einer offenen Integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung und der GP2X, der Nachfolger des GP32. Im Jahr 2005 spaltete sich eine große Anzahl an Mitarbeitern ab und gründeten das Unternehmen Gamepark Holdings. Grund für die Abspaltung waren Unstimmigkeiten bei der Entwicklung des GP32-Nachfolgers. Die Firma sah sich als Vorreiter im Multimediabereich und setzt auf die Open-Source-Philosophie. 2007 ging das Unternehmen in die Insolvenz. (de) Game Park was a South Korean company that was founded in 1996 and went bankrupt in March 2007. It is responsible for creating the GP32 and the never-released XGP. GamePark Holdings was founded by former employees of Game Park in 2005. (en) Game Park fue una compañía surcoreana fundada en 1996, que cayó en bancarrota en marzo de 2007. Es la compañía responsable de la creación de la famosa consola portátil GP32 y la XGP, que nunca fue lanzada. fue fundada en 2005 por antiguos trabajadores de Game Park. (es) Game Park 1996an sortutako Hego Koreako enpresa bat izan zen, 2007ko martxoan porrot egin zuena. kontsola eramangarri ospetsua eta , inoiz kaleratu ez zena, sortzeaz arduratu zen konpainia da. GamePark Holdings 2005ean sortu zuten Game Parkeko langile ohiek. (eu) Game Park est le constructeur coréen de la GP32. Une entreprise dérivée de GamePark, GamePark Holdings, commercialise depuis 2005 la GP2X. (fr) 게임파크(Gamepark)는 대한민국 최초의 휴대용 게임기 GP32를 개발한 하드웨어 회사이다. GP32의 후속 기종인 XGP 시리즈를 개발하고 있었으나 발매하지 못하고 2006년 12월 31일자로 폐업하였다. (ko) Game Park is een handheldmaker die al ten tijde van de Game Boy van Nintendo ook een draagbare spelcomputer gemaakt had, die volgens sommigen beter was dan de Game Boy, genaamd GP32.De Koreaanse Game Park bleef relatief onbekend omdat men had besloten de GP32 niet naar Europa te brengen.Nu is Game Park bezig aan een concurrent voor de Nintendo DS en Sony's PSP, genaamd XGP. (nl) Gamepark är ett sydkoreanskt företag som producerar spelkonsoler, grundat 1996. Gamepark gick i konkurs mars 2007. Företaget lanserade i november 2001 en handhållen spelkonsol med namnet GamePark 32 2001, som påminner mycket om Game Boy Advance från Nintendo. Den hade en liten framgång i Korea och i Europa. Den kom aldrig till Nordamerika. Senare tillkom också och . Till skillnad från Nintendos konsoler kan en Game Park användas för andra syften än bara spel, till exempel film och musik, det finns också ett stort stöd för så kallade homebrew mjukvara. 2006 gick Gamepark ut med GamePark 32 uppföljare XGP. Senare kom också och , dessa konsoler lanserades aldrig. (sv)
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