An interview to Herb Yang, managing producer for Dungeon Fighter Online from 2d-x.com, pointed out that when the game land on America this year players can see some new contents. Besides, Herb Yang also talked about how can he take a 2D game enter America with confidence.

Dungeon Fighter Online has just entered a closed beta in the US. How long has it existed overseas, and how popular has it proven?

Dungeon Fighter Online has been fun for millions of players throughout the world and we are really excited to bring it to North America. Dungeon Fighter Online launched in Korea in 2005 as “Dungeon & Fighter” and is also available in China, Japan and Taiwan. It’s done incredibly well: currently, there are over 10 million registered users in Korea. In terms of peak usage numbers, Dungeon Fighter Online has hit two million concurrent users when combining the services for China, Japan and Korea.

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Most MMOS that are popular in the US are of the 3D, polygonal variety. Why has DFO taken the 2D route?

One of the most popular MMO games in the US is 2D. It’s called MapleStory, which we brought to the US in 2005 and has been extremely successful here since launch. We’re definitely looking to duplicate MapleStory’s success in North America with Dungeon Fighter Online.

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