Sega Boss Says the Company Might Be Done With that Dumb NFT Game

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The ongoing crypto downturn has more big-name companies turning away from decentralized tech, though some still remain bullish on blockchain.

However, the company is wobbling heavily on whether it will continue developing games using blockchain tech. Utsumi said they were “looking into” whether a “super game” initiative that would create a kind of MMO using Web 3 “is really going to take off in this industry, after all.”However, the Sega exec still leaves room for a blockchain-based future.

, and you should never “underestimate them.” The company announced last year its first blockchain game was supposed to be a new entry in the Sangokushi Taisen series. The game was being developed on the Oasys blockchain, a platform that’s also being supported by the likes of Square Enix, Bandai Namco, and Ubisoft.has been saying since the NFT craze first began. He believes

“the action in play-to-earn games is boring.” Other blockchain-based games promised to make players money, but all they did was create a new kind of abusive economy incentivizing intensive amounts of play for very little return. Games like beleaguered

 

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