After all, with so many options, it is no surprise people are more and more fickle with entertainment. That is why games, such as Maple Story, can be so much fun - yet oh so challenging to design. Not only do our players expect a lot of fun content, they expect a lot that is new, and for Nexon America to deliver it on a regular basis about Maple Story powerleveling.

So, when it came time for the North American service, MapleGlobal, to create its own expansion within the game, our team had to make sure we were catering to the tastes and expectations of our regions gamers about Maple Story powerleveling. It was not by accident that making Masteria, a new continent in the MapleWorld, was a project spanning over two years of tweaks, balance, story and creation.

Masteria was updated with a major milestone on March 4, concluding the first chapter of its extended storyline with a new, daunting party quest about Maple Story powerleveling. It is one we feel offers proof that while MapleStory might appear small at first glance - with its two-dimensional art and cute characters - it should not be overlooked. Plenty of skeptics have wondered what a free to play game could offer, but with over six million registered users in North America (92 million worldwide), and an average rating of 9.2 out of 10 by IGNs very own readers, there is no question it delivers a massive wallop of entertainment about Maple Story powerleveling.

Those unfamiliar with MapleStory should dress up their favorite side-scrolling Nintendo game and cross-pollinate it with a social networking website. Nexon America hosts events and updates the game with new content on a monthly basis. Plus, we make sure it reads and feels like it is designed for North American gamers. Instead of charging them, we give players the choice to buy in-world items in our cash shop.