GameDAILY: How do you feel Gravity has been doing with Ragnarok and in general in the United States?

Chairman Kim: First of all, the United States is very different from other countries we work with. We actually have our own branch in America. For example we have our partners such as Thailand and Taiwan, we have our own branch there. We have been making a great deal of profit since the commercial launch last year. Currently, we have approximately 1300 concurrent users at any given time. Even though the number is smaller than some of our Asian countries such as Korea, I am still very proud and confident about our progress, because no other game company from Korea actually made strides into US Markets such as us.

During the early stages of our company, we were focusing on stabilization, and optimizing our service as well as the company. We feel that these offerings have stabilized, so are moving our concentration on servicing Gravity's new titles such as R.O.S.E. Online and, of course, Ragnarok Online 2. Our ultimate future plan is to service more diverse types of online games, as well as branch out into different single player genres. It might be something totally different such as sports for example. We definitely plan to maintain our hold in the MMO market as we expand into different areas of the industry.