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{{Short description|Italian game company}} |
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Founded on 1993, Nexus Editrice is an [[Italiy|Italian]] game publisher. Nexus produces board games, role playing games, card games, miniature games, publishes magazines devoted to games, with original products and licensed editions of major international gaming brands. Nexus games, like the [[War Of The Ring]] game, award-winning [[X-Bugs]] series and [[Wings of War]], have been licensed all around the world and Nexus' plastic figure range, [[Atlantic]], is distributed in four continents. |
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Go to Nexus Web Site: [http://www.nexusgames.com] |
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'''Nexus Editrice''' was an Italian game publisher founded in 1993. |
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==History== |
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By 2003, [[Paizo Publishing]] were able to license translations of ''[[Dungeon (magazine)|Dungeon]]'' and ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]'' magazines to Nexus Editrice, who used that license to publish a combined magazine called ''Dragon & Dungeon'' beginning in April 2003.<ref name="designers">{{Cite book|author=Shannon Appelcline|title=Designers & Dragons|publisher=Mongoose Publishing|year=2011| isbn= 978-1-907702-58-7|page=413}}</ref> |
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Nexus produced [[board game]]s, [[role-playing game]]s, [[card game]]s, [[Miniature wargaming|miniature game]]s, published magazines devoted to games, and licensed to the Italian market games from many major international games publishers, such as [[Fantasy Flight Games]], [[Games Workshop]], [[Fasa]] and [[Kosmos (publisher)|Kosmos]]. |
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Nexus also created original games which have been distributed worldwide, including ''[[War of the Ring (board game)|War of the Ring]]'' game (2004), the "Marvel Heroes" game (2006) and the "Rattlesnake" children game (2007). |
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Nexus also published original game lines: |
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* the ''[[X-Bugs]]'' series (2001), later released as "Micro Mutants", a dexterity-based humoristic game; |
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* the ''[[Wings of War]]'' (2004–2007) series of airplane combat games, translated into 14 different languages. |
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Nexus Editrice also re-launched on the international market a classic brand of historical miniatures, the "[[Atlantic (company)|Atlantic]]" figures. |
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Nexus Games is now a brand owned by the Italian company NG International, a subsidiary of [[Italeri]]. |
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[[Category:Companies of Italy]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:51, 14 August 2022
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Nexus Editrice was an Italian game publisher founded in 1993.
History
[edit]By 2003, Paizo Publishing were able to license translations of Dungeon and Dragon magazines to Nexus Editrice, who used that license to publish a combined magazine called Dragon & Dungeon beginning in April 2003.[1]
Nexus produced board games, role-playing games, card games, miniature games, published magazines devoted to games, and licensed to the Italian market games from many major international games publishers, such as Fantasy Flight Games, Games Workshop, Fasa and Kosmos.
Nexus also created original games which have been distributed worldwide, including War of the Ring game (2004), the "Marvel Heroes" game (2006) and the "Rattlesnake" children game (2007).
Nexus also published original game lines:
- the X-Bugs series (2001), later released as "Micro Mutants", a dexterity-based humoristic game;
- the Wings of War (2004–2007) series of airplane combat games, translated into 14 different languages.
Nexus Editrice also re-launched on the international market a classic brand of historical miniatures, the "Atlantic" figures.
Nexus Games is now a brand owned by the Italian company NG International, a subsidiary of Italeri.
References
[edit]- ^ Shannon Appelcline (2011). Designers & Dragons. Mongoose Publishing. p. 413. ISBN 978-1-907702-58-7.
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