KRU Interactive - Revision history

Keizo: /* Split from NEXON */

2011-12-10T17:36:52Z

Split from NEXON

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	== Split from NEXON ==		== Split from NEXON ==

	Over the years, the relationship between NEXON and NEXON INC. changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, NEXON INC. purchased ~~all~~ the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and ~~separated its partnership with~~ NEXON, becoming KRU Interactive. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.		Over the years, the relationship between NEXON and NEXON INC. changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, NEXON INC. purchased the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and split from NEXON, becoming KRU Interactive. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

	KRU Interactive remains the US publisher for other former NEXON INC. titles, namely [http://www.darkages.com Dark Ages] and [http://www.sgalaxy.com/ Shattered Galaxy].		KRU Interactive remains the US publisher for other former NEXON INC. titles, namely [http://www.darkages.com Dark Ages] and [http://www.sgalaxy.com/ Shattered Galaxy].

Keizo: /* Games */

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Games

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	== Games ==		== Games ==

	In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]], the release was accompanied in game with the [[Great Shift]] event. ~~<p>~~		In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]], the release was accompanied in game with the [[Great Shift]] event.

	In 1999, [[Dark Ages]] was released.		In 1999, [[Dark Ages]] was released.

Keizo: Removed redundant internal-links. Added a bit of content about KRU's other games.

2011-12-10T17:34:49Z

Removed redundant internal-links. Added a bit of content about KRU's other games.

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	[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The ~~company headquarters are located~~ in Santa Clara, California.		[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. NEXON INC. was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

	In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).		In 1996, NEXON INC. licensed NEXON's popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]], who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years, and [[David Kernnely]], who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]].

	~~In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>~~		== Games ==

	Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.		In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]], the release was accompanied in game with the [[Great Shift]] event. <p>

			In 1999, [[Dark Ages]] was released.

			In 2001, [[Shattered Galaxy]] was released.

			== Split from NEXON ==

			Over the years, the relationship between NEXON and NEXON INC. changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, NEXON INC. purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with NEXON, becoming KRU Interactive. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

			KRU Interactive remains the US publisher for other former NEXON INC. titles, namely [http://www.darkages.com Dark Ages] and [http://www.sgalaxy.com/ Shattered Galaxy].

Zaventh: Reverted edits by BobbyTK (Talk); changed back to last version by PhantomSnake

2009-11-21T18:36:28Z

Reverted edits by BobbyTK (Talk); changed back to last version by PhantomSnake

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	[[KRU Interactive]] ~~Can Suck~~ a ~~Dick~~		[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.

			In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).

			In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>

			Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

BobbyTK: Replacing page with 'KRU Interactive Can Suck a Dick'

2009-11-21T03:28:26Z

Replacing page with 'KRU Interactive Can Suck a Dick'

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	[[KRU Interactive]] ~~was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]],~~ a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.		[[KRU Interactive]] Can Suck a Dick

	In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).

	~~In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>~~

	Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

PhantomSnake: Reverted changes

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Reverted changes

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	~~<A href="javascript:insertTags('\n~~--~~--\n'~~,'','')~~;"><IMG~~		[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.
	~~title="Horizontal line~~ (~~use sparingly~~)" ~~height=22~~
	~~alt=~~"~~Horizontal line (use sparingly)~~" ~~src=~~"~~/w/skins/common/images/button_hr~~.~~png"~~		In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).
	~~width=23 border=~~0~~></A>~~
			In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>

			Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

Bobby at 23:02, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T23:02:31Z

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	~~[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US~~-~~subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang~~-~~Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara~~, ~~California.~~		<A href="javascript:insertTags('\n----\n','','');"><IMG
			title="Horizontal line (use sparingly)" height=22
	~~In 1996~~, ~~[[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]~~'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC'~~s projects for a number of years~~) ~~and [[David Kernnely]]~~ (~~who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]]~~ ).		alt="Horizontal line (use sparingly)" src="/w/skins/common/images/button_hr.png"
			width=23 border=0></A>
	~~In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went~~ "~~[[GOLD]]~~" ~~and became a commercial~~ "~~[[Pay to Play]]~~" ~~[[MMORPG]].~~ <p>

	Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

Adelheid at 12:01, 29 November 2005

2005-11-29T12:01:59Z

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	[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.		[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.

	In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-~~tittled~~ [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).		In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-titled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).

	In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>		In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>

	Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and ~~seperated~~ its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.		Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and separated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

DM at 02:38, 19 July 2005

2005-07-19T02:38:54Z

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	KRU Interactive was originally known as NEXON INC., which was the US-subsidary of NEXON, a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. NEXON INC. was founded in January 1993 by Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.		[[KRU Interactive]] was originally known as [[NEXON INC.]], which was the US-subsidary of [[NEXON]], a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. [[NEXON INC.]] was founded in January 1993 by [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]]. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.

	In 1996, NEXON INC. licensed NEXON's popular title, BARAM for a US release which was re-tittled Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by Andrew Guilding (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and David Kernnely (who was known to players as the GM ORB ).		In 1996, [[NEXON INC.]] licensed [[NEXON]]'s popular title, [[BARAM]] for a US release which was re-tittled [[Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds]] for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by [[Andrew Guilding]] (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and [[David Kernnely]] (who was known to players as the [[GM]] [[ORB]] ).
	~~In 1998, NexusTK went "GOLD" and became a commercial "Pay to Play" MMORPG~~.

	Over the years, the relationship between NEXON and NEXON INC. changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, NEXON INC. purchased all the US rights to the BARAM 6.0 client and seperated its partnership with NEXON, becoming KRU Interactive. Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee is still President of the company.		In 1998, [[NexusTK]] went "[[GOLD]]" and became a commercial "[[Pay to Play]]" [[MMORPG]]. <p>

			Over the years, the relationship between [[NEXON]] and [[NEXON INC.]] changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, [[NEXON INC.]] purchased all the US rights to the [[BARAM]] 6.0 client and seperated its partnership with [[NEXON]], becoming [[KRU Interactive]]. [[Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee]] is still President of the company.

DM at 02:37, 19 July 2005

2005-07-19T02:37:35Z

New page

KRU Interactive was originally known as NEXON INC., which was the US-subsidary of NEXON, a prominent Korean videogame developer specializing in online gaming. NEXON INC. was founded in January 1993 by Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee. The company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California.

In 1996, NEXON INC. licensed NEXON's popular title, BARAM for a US release which was re-tittled Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds for a Western audience. The localization job was performed by Andrew Guilding (who served as Senior Game Director over many of NEXON INC's projects for a number of years) and David Kernnely (who was known to players as the GM ORB ).
In 1998, NexusTK went "GOLD" and became a commercial "Pay to Play" MMORPG.

Over the years, the relationship between NEXON and NEXON INC. changed. Increasingly, NEXON INC. became more of its own entity and in Feburary 2005, NEXON INC. purchased all the US rights to the BARAM 6.0 client and seperated its partnership with NEXON, becoming KRU Interactive. Sang-Baek "Scott" Lee is still President of the company.