Joystiq recently had the chance to check out Combat Arms, the free-to-play online FPS brought to US shores by Nexon of America. Nexon is best known in the states for its unique side-scrolling MMORPG Maple Story. Despite the company's grounding in the MMO genre, Nexon chooses to see itself as a purveyor of online games in general. From online racing in Kart Rider to virtual karaoke in Audition, the company publishes or develops a multitude of multiplayer experiences. Its extension to first-person shooters, in that light, makes a great deal of sense.
CNN recently compared the Easter murder in Cleveland to video games. Games have often been pointed to as a reason to explain real-world violence, but there's no evidence to support such a claim, Gazette gaming columnist Jake Magee writes.
Combat Arms' latest update brings a new map to the game, and more.
Popular free-to-play shooter Combat Arms has received a new update that adds a brand new mode.