I read all of this. screenshot: HBO If you are someone who likes to play Final Fantasy XIV, but those who hate the idea of NFTs will be happy to know that the two seem unlikely to mix. According to the game’s producer and director, Naoki Yoshida, NFTs aren’t coming to the popular MMO anytime ...
image: BAYC While some publishers like Ubisoft push right ahead with NFTsregardless of how their own workers feel about it, and others like EA are prepared to half-ass their way through the fadone video game marketplace has come out and issued one of the most welcome statements I’m yet to see from within the industry. ...
Electronic Arts is not interested in NFTs for now but will continue to monitor the market. NFTs are on everyone’s lips and seem to be of interest to many companies. But Electronic Arts has now surprisingly announced that it will not make any investments in NFTs for the time being. ^ In the same breath, ...
Some giants of the video game industry have promised us that the future will be through NFTs, the public remains more than doubtful. Each game becomes the occasion for more or less harsh takeovers by players who do not fail to express their rejection of technology for the most part. Users are now joined by ...
screenshot: OpenSea/Blockverse/Kotaku Stop me if you’ve heard this before: an NFT project sells a lot of tokens and makes a lot of money for something like that probably there will be in the future. Then the project and those involved disappear with the moneyLeave those who bought it screwed. Well, it has reportedly happened again, ...
There are already several companies that have signed up to the field of NFT. Konami released limited editions for auction and Atari has been the last to take this path, this time in the form of lootboxes. However, the one that started the controversy was Ubisoft with the Quartz system. Now, in an interview conducted ...
image: The simpsons Ubisoft’s official foray into the world of non-fungible tokens did not get off to the best of starts; The announcement was trashed by fansand the company’s “junk” NFTs were largely ignored upon publication. In a new interview with the Australian site finderHowever, Ubisoft says the blame for this is ours, not theirs. ...
We all agree that NFTs suck, right? They eat energy like termites eat wood and emit a ton of greenhouse gas emissions, destroying our world with one crypto sale at a time. In addition, you do not receive anything physical, just a digital certificate of blockchain ownership. Luckily the internet is full of NFT criticism ...
image: Bored Ape Yacht Club / My Right Mouse Button Every year ahead of the actual Game Developers Conference the show’s organizers run an industry survey, polling creators around the world on what’s happening and what could be happening in the games business. With 2022 promising to be a tumultuous 12 months, this year’s results ...
Opera announced a new web browser, or rather, its first “web3 browser” which will give us access to this “third generation” of the Internet based on the blockchain prepared for the cryptocurrencies, NFT Yes decentralized applications (dApps). The Opera’s new Web3 initiative comes to Windows, Mac and Android with a public beta which we can ...
