There are several video game companies that are intensifying their interest in this type of technology.
The video game industry often wants to be on the cutting edge of technology, especially if that can help garner even more profit, so it’s no wonder the latest business moves point to a reality: we will see more NFT in video gamesor at least that suggests what we have been seeing recently.
One of those that remained to be pronounced on the matter was ActivisionBlizzard. Although they have bigger and more serious problems, they continue to develop new video games and want to know what users are looking for, so it may seem understandable to some extent that Blizzard has sent a survey where players are asked about their interest in NFTsas they have been able to collect in game rant.
Some users have received this weekend a YouGov form in which a section specifically refers to the crypto world and NFTs, along with other more conventional products such as VR or subscription services. Nevertheless, there are no plans for Blizzard to do NFTs soon, because from the company itself they have wanted to step out.
Nobody is doing NFTsMike Ybarra, President of BlizzardIt has been the president of Blizzard himself who has answered with a message through Twitter. “No one is doing NFTs,” he has bluntly stated. mike ybarra. Therefore, it does not seem that Blizzard is going to interfere in this type of matter in the near future, although it is clear that the company wants to be aware of the trends that will dominate the market in the coming years.
During the last years we have seen how video game companies such as SEGA, Ubisoft or Konami quickly jumped on the NFT bandwagon, but the truth is that have lost interest in recent months. According to data from a report, the bubble has started to burst and we are already seeing a strong loss in value of these tokens.
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