Nexus

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Plural; 'Nexuses' or 'Nexus'. A nexus is a connection or the centre of something.

Nexus may refer to:

In games

• The Nexus is a zone in the game Everquest on the moon Luclin. Players teleport there from other zones on the central world of the game.
• Nexus, a central hub between the realms of existence in Mortal Kombat
• Nexus: The Jupiter Incident, a strategy game by Mithis Entertainment
• Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds, an MMORPG by Kru Interactive
• Armored Core: Nexus, the eighth title in the Armored Core series
• Nexus, the shadow organisation in Warzone 2100
• The Nexus, the central world in Primal
• Nexus, the heart and brain of the t'lan warriors in Breakdown
• The Nexus Age, a hub world in Uru: Ages Beyond Myst
• Nexus Crystal, an item in World of Warcraft
• The "Overwatch Nexus" in Half-Life 2
• The Strogg Nexus in Quake 4
• Nexus is the name of a series of replicants in the Blade Runner game
• Nexus is the name of the main building for the Protoss in Starcraft and Starcraft 2.
• Nexus is the name of the default, or Iron Realms' own, client to play Achaea, Dreams of Divine Lands.

In publishing

• Nexus (magazine), an international bi-monthly alternative news magazine
• Nexus (student magazine), the student magazine of the University of Waikato, New Zealand
• Nexus Editrice, an Italian company publishing games, books and magazines
• Daily Nexus, the University of California, Santa Barbara student newspaper
• Nexus News, an Institute of Physics publication for physics students
• The Nexus (journal), a journal edited by Kerry Bolton

In music

• Nexus (Argentine band)
• Nexus (Australian band)
• Nexus (Estonian band)
• Nexus (percussion ensemble)
• Nexus (Another Level album)
• Nexus, a 1974 album by Argent (band)
• "Nexus", a song by Bethlehem (German band)
• "Nexus", a song by Dan Fogelberg
• "Nexus", a song by Opshop from You Are Here
• "Nexus", A VST rompler developed by reFX.
• NexTune Nexus, a software package for creating professional music playlists
• "NEXUS 4", a song by L'Arc~en~Ciel
• Referred to in the White Zombie song 'More Human Than Human' as "Nexus One"

In organizations

• NEXUS International Broadcasting Association, a non-profit association of broadcasters and producers
• Nexus, the Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive's trading name
• Nexus is Community First's Grant Program 'To reduce poverty, value diversity and promote social inclusion and community cohesion by allowing full access to services' in Rural Regeneration Zones (Worcs/Shrops/Herefordshire)

In fiction

• Nexus (The Rosy Crucifixion), the final installment in the Rosy Crucifixion trilogy by Henry Miller
• Nexus (comics), a comic book by Mike Baron and Steve Rude
• The Nexus (Charmed), a location in Charmed
• The Nexus, a spatial anomaly in Star Trek Generations
• The Japanese television series ultraman nexus
• Nexus, a replicant model in Blade Runner
• The Nexus, the group of planets in the Vorkosigan Saga
• Nexus of Sominus, a region deep in outer space populated by demons in the movie Howard the Duck.
• The Nexus, a secret organisation in the Power of Five series of novels.
• Battle Nexus, a meeting of dimensions in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 animated series.
• A Nexus is the prime structure in the books and computer game Starcraft for the Protoss race.

Other uses

• NEXUS (rocket), a heavy-lift booster concept designed by General Dynamics
• NEXUS (frequent traveller program), border clearance program between Canada and United States.
• Nexus Grammar System, a system of analysing text
• Shimano nexus, a bicycle component line
• Family nexus, a common viewpoint of family members in psychiatry and psychology
• 2C-B or Nexus, a psychedelic entheogen drug
• Nexus, a provision of the Constitution of Australia
• "Nexus" is the name of a number of nightclubs across the globe.
• There is a tax nexus that exists for corporations that do business in more than one state.
• Nexus, the original name of the first web browser, WorldWideWeb.

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