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RIP JJ

Jungju Kim, the founder of Nexon, passed away yesterday.

I knew him personally (we have been in the same college and major); we usually called him JJ, but the last time I met him in person was more than 20 years ago - in the late 1990s. It was a small workshop of a government agency, and we talked about the government's policy for the game industry in Korea. It was an early day of Nexon, and I didn't have any idea at the time he would be the third richest man in Korea.

I just wish the rest and peace in him.

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