The Netmarble Cultural Foundation hosted the '2026 National Esports Festival for Students with Disabilities' co-organized by the National Institute of Special Education and the Korea Creative Content Agency, and sponsored by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Held on September 8 and 9, the '2026 National Esports Festival for Students with Disabilities featured around 1,600 participants, including students from special schools nationwide, supervising teachers, and parents, selected through regional preliminaries that saw about 3,000 participants from across the country between May and July.

The event featured a total of 29 categories, including 11 esports events (such as Magu Magu Remaster and Let's Get Rich) and 18 information competition events, with the 29 winning teams per category receiving awards such as the Minister of Education Award and the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Award.

In 'Magu Magu Remaster', Kim Ha-yul and Lee Dong-woo from Jumong School took the championship. In 'Let's Get Rich', Choi Eun-yu and Choi Jung-woo from Yeongdong Elementary School in Chungcheongbuk-do claimed first place.

During the event period, various performances were also held, including Ballerina who loved B-Boy, Illusion Magic Show, e-World Quiz Show, Hip-Hop e-Stage, and Play the Beat.

More details about the Netmarble Cultural Foundation can be found on the official website (https://www.netmarblefoundation.org/)