The Nexon Cash system was first introduced in the Korean version of MapleStory. Together, they are currently working on MapleStory DS for Nintendo's handheld console, Nintendo DS.Ĭommonly referred to as 'NX Cash' or just 'NX', the NEXON Cash system was one of the first systems to use the Virtual Asset Sales(VAS) model. NEXON announced that they have made a partnership with Nintendo, though they will continue games for the computer as well. Of a reported $230M in revenue for 2005, 85% was said to be from the sale of virtual items.
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Nexon is one of the pioneers of the Free to Play model using Virtual Asset Sales to generate revenue. Although most games are available for free, various gameplay enhancements can be purchased. Newer 3D titles are currently being published. Most games have used a 2D perspective, including side-scrolling, top-down, and isometric perspectives. It has produced several online video games, primarily MMORPGs and online action games. Nexon then merged with Wizet and jointly control MapleStory. In 2003, Wizet created a hugely successful game called MapleStory, which eventually had clients in South Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Southeast Asia, North America and Europe and many other places. Shattered Galaxy itself was a heavily localized and customized version of its Korean parent game, Tactical Commanders. It was subsequently maintained exclusively through KRU Interactive. Though it had previously won the Seamus McNally Grand Prize at the 2001 Independent Games Festival, hosted through the Game Developers Conference, the game floundered when it was released to retail. released Shattered Galaxy, published through TriSynergy. Nexon has several games exclusively available to Korean players such as Elancia and Crazy Arcade. QuizQuiz has since evolved into the exclusively Korean and Japanese online game Q-Play, while Elemental Saga was eventually canceled. QuizQuiz never left beta stage in North America but was later released through the Japanese division of Nexon, Nexon Japan in a Japanese version.
They include Elemental Saga, QuizQuiz and Elancia. Nexon Corp has also released a few unsuccessful games to the North American audience in beta form which have since been dropped. The North American version of Dark Ages was developed by David Kennerly In 1999 Nexon released Dark Ages: Online Roleplaying which was loosely based on the Korean game Legend of Darkness, using the same server technology. published their first title, NEXUS: The Kingdom of the Winds, in 1996.
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