Keep Korean font from breaking up in game

I have tried EVERYTHING, and I just can't figure out how to keep the Korean font from breaking up when I'm playing a Korean game. I tried to change the encoding over and over again, resetted safari, and even looked for a korean language pack but nothing works. I can read Korean fine on websites but the font breaks up into jibberish when I start playing the game. Is there a solution to this? It's driving me crazy. I'm using a Macbook Air 2011 with mountain lion.
Thanks.

You cant delete an Apple ID permanently, you can just stop using it. Your GameCenter is linked to the Apple ID that your phone uses to download stuff. So whatever ID is linked to your phone when you download things from th AppStore and iTunes is also the account that is linked to your GameCenter. if you keep switching accounts thats why the random accounts keep popping up, just stick to one and you should be grand.

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