Dragon Nest Turns One, In-game Celebrations to Run Until October 6

Posted on Sep 18, 2012

Nexon’s fantasy MMORPG Dragon Nest is closing in on its first year of service and the milestone will be met with perks, events and prizes. The main draw will be the unique One Year Anniversary hats to be given away to any player that logs in on September 28, the game’s official birthday. In addition to the

First Impressions: Continent of the Ninth Seal

Posted on Feb 03, 2012

I’ve always been a fan of action games, it seems that no matter how badly I suck, no matter how many times I get my ass handed to me, I’m just unable to resist picking the controller up one more time. So it’s only natural that I’ve tried my hand at various action-styled MMOs; I’ve

The Upcoming MMOGs of 2012

Posted on Dec 30, 2011

It’s not quite over yet, but 2011 was not a banner year for the MMOG genre. There was no massive success, no breakaway hit. Players did receive their handful of expansions and new content patches, but with the exception of the just-released Star Wars: The Old Republic – a title which may become that massive

Why I am Excited for…

Posted on Jun 24, 2011

I have had numerous guilds collapse because of summer over the years. Vacations, school breaks, Honey Do lists, gardening, general desire to go outside, there are plenty of reasons one’s indoor entertainment may be curtailed during this time. Mine certainly has. Drastically. No matter my current state of MMOG enjoyment, I still keep my ear

E3 2011: Nexon’s Return Showcases Dragon Nest, Vindictus

Posted on Jun 13, 2011

Nexon is a new comer to E3, but the F2P company has no problem creating its own buzz inside the company’s less-than-modest booth. This year, the company focused its efforts on the Vindictus, the recently released hack-and-slash MMORPG from devCAT that has Mordil in a love/hate relationship (read emo) with, and Dragon Nest, a more

PAX East 2011: Dragon Nest Interview with Davy Garaix

Posted on Mar 23, 2011

Star Wars: The Old Republic may have been crowned with the longest wait time – largely due to a 40 minute demo – but Nexon managed to hold its own. The F2P developer/publisher had two large swaths of space in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Off to one side was Vindictus, the dungeon-based action