A Chinese man drove his brother's car through Nexon's head office as a form of drunken protest for ruining his life with its addictive free-to-play games.
The Korea Herald reports that the 33 years old Chinese Lee was visiting his brother in Korea when he got drunk, took his brother's car and slammed it into Nexon headquarters' glassy entrance. The company's glass door was shattered but no other casualties were reported.
Nexon is one of the world's largest publishers and developers of free-to-play PC and mobile online games. The company is known for games such as MapleStory, Elsword and Combat Arms.
Lee admitted to his wrongdoing, explaining that he had been angry for not being able to escape his Nexon games' addiction and that he acted on impulse while being drunk.
Lee's blood alcohol level was well above the legal limit when he was tested. Moreover, he doesn't have a valid driver license. At the time the story was published by The Korea Herald, the Gyeonggi Bundang Police was still preparing the guy's arrest warrant.
