Saturday, June 19, 2010

E3 Special: Nexon, Let Freeware Ring (By Rebecca "Bonks" Rothschild)



Dungeon Fighter has one very impressive number of players. Try 200 Million on for size. the classic 2-D scrolling MMORPG is ready to make a dent into the American demographic. the embodies everything that is colorful and imaginative in arcade fighting action. the developers themselves are fans of the classic 2-D fighters and were able to seamlessly incorporate that aspect into the game. Certain levels are so high in difficulty it's practically demands you work with a team. I personally can't get too enamored with old school graphics. Luckily, Nexon knows how to mix it with the brutally elegant Vindictus.



Vindictus is right up my alley. I have three words for you: Demons, Armor, Blood. Oh, and this doesn't look like your momma's freeware game. The graphics are gorgeous. this hack n' slash beauty comes with some great features. Customizing your character goes to all new depths. Not only are you slapping on some super pimp status armor, you'll wanna pick out some snazzy "under armor" aka panties. Why? All armor in the game is destructible which means there's a good chance you'll be running around in your delicates.

Some interesting weapons of note:

- Bombs ('Nuff said, we all like whatever goes boom)
- Chains (Strap down an enemy and you and your friends can monkeystomp that chump)
- Spear (When holding the spear you go into a FPS like view to make your throw more accurate)



The environment is highly interactive. Destroy almost anything but the ground beneath you. Smash it up to destroy enemies but make sure your pals are clear because they will get hurt.
The game prides itself on realism and creating a dark and brooding atmosphere. I say this is a great opportunity for a freeware virgin to hop in.

Nexon also embraces the light and whimsical fantasy lovers with Dragon Nest. Spells, creatures and epic quests and all of it more on the PG side. I'll admit I'm not much for the kiddie stuff but there are some things that impressed me. For one the graphics are fun and bright, very cartoony. It has a great set of classes and characters.


nexon Classified these three games as cousins. They're free and they all have a great pack of dedicated and talented developers behind them. I see a bigger E3 booth in Nexon's future.

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