Nexon’s also poised to handle distribution for ‘Overwatch Mobile’ in South Korea and Japan. This upcoming title, built from the ground up for smartphones, shifts gears from the hero-shooter ...

I n late March the news broke that four Korean companies were competing to pitch for the StarCraft license from Blizzard.NCSoft, Nexon, Netmarble, and Krafton are all absolute giants and ...

Blizzard has sold the publishing rights for the RTS game to South Korea's Nexon, which beat out other bidders, including Krafton. We're anxiously awaiting official confirmation and further details.

Nexon will partner with Blizzard to develop a new StarCraft game, as first reported by South Korean publication MTN. The developer and publisher obtained the rights after a fierce bidding process ...

A new Starcraft game is reportedly in development at Blizzard Entertainment and Nexon, alongside the long-rumoured Overwatch Mobile port. Nexon, known largely for free-to-play games like The ...

Overwatch Mobile is reportedly being referred to internally as “Overwatch 3.” Game companies Nexon and Blizzard Entertainment are reportedly working on an upcoming mobile port of Overwatch and a brand ...

Blizzard has reportedly chosen Nexon to make a new StarCraft game for the Korean/Japanese market, sources tell South Korean news publication MTN. 2. VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGES.

A new report alleges that Nexon, the South Korean publisher behind games like The First Descendant and Dave the Diver, is working with Blizzard on a new entry in the sci-fi RTS series, after ...

As reported by MTN, Nexon will be working alongside Blizzard to create new content in the StarCraft IP. It also secured the service rights to Overwatch Mobile in Japan and Korea, which is a ...

EXCLUSIVE: Nexon, an Asian video game developer specializing in immersive virtual worlds, is setting up an LA-based film and TV division to be run by Disney and Activision Blizzard veteran Nick ...

A machine-translated report from AsiaToday (which has also been shared and partially translated by South Korean news account @KoreaXboxNews on Twitter) claims that Nexon, Krafton, Netmarble, and ...

In late March the news broke that four Korean companies were competing to pitch for the StarCraft license from Blizzard. NCSoft, Nexon, Netmarble, and Krafton are all absolute giants and ...