Building NFTs into video games is creating an interesting new launch model, where you don't have to do the heavy lift of building the whole game before building community & getting revenue.
Early believers get rewarded, you get to help shape games you love... very cool.
Early believers get rewarded, you get to help shape games you love... very cool.
Like @AxieInfinity is just getting started and it's already huge.
@crypto_raiders looks very interesting as well.
Game metaverses evolving as their economies evolve is going to be very cool to watch.
@crypto_raiders looks very interesting as well.
Game metaverses evolving as their economies evolve is going to be very cool to watch.
Also, the potential for insane revenue generation is so clear here.
People spend $10-20 a month on Fortnite skins which they can't even trade.
People regularly spend $20-40 extra on game launches to get untradeable special items.
Introduce a marketplace though...
People spend $10-20 a month on Fortnite skins which they can't even trade.
People regularly spend $20-40 extra on game launches to get untradeable special items.
Introduce a marketplace though...
Diablo 3 auction house was wild: diablo.fandom.com/wiki/Auction_H…
We're probably in the Nintendo 64 days of what NFT gaming will eventually look like.
We're probably in the Nintendo 64 days of what NFT gaming will eventually look like.
Another thing that excites me about this is that video games have generally gotten worse with the advent of in-app purchases and pay-to-win mechanics on mobile creating a high opportunity cost to making epic single-payment games like Skyrim or FO3...
If NFT monetization can create financial incentives for more expansive epic games, that's a big win
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