[Image: Sky Mavis]
We all saw this coming, in my opinion, and I think that soon every game will be built on the blockchain.
Research and development in the field of mobile blockchain gaming is still being done by Bandai Namco, the Japanese game publisher known for classics like Tekken and Pac-Man, as well as games like Elden Ring and Dark Souls, for the Asian market.
According to him, Asia will probably host the first Web3 and cryptocurrency games that become popular and begin drawing sizable crowds.
Less stigma around blockchain games in Asia leads to increased activity. This has shown to be accurate thus far, with a significantly higher number of major publishers actively creating blockchain games in Japan and Korea than in the West.
Ryuzo is an AI-powered virtual pet game that Bandai Namco released last summer. It allows users to create and own Ryu monsters as NFTs. Sincerely, I'm a big fan of the blockchain-AI merger. AI in games is brilliant, but it began off with NeruoChain, Certik, and other similar blockchains!
Do you think Web3 and crypto will likely gain traction sooner on mobile devices?
Not being able to craft them sucks. Especially when everyone I talk to about it…
First I'd like to say I absolutely love this game it's quality. Basically I first…
Welcome to Teacher Tuesday, a thread where anyone can ask any type of question without…
I’m kind of new/returning to gwent I played beta and obviously it’s a lot lot…
Level 1 Bag (Free with Atmosphere Level 2) 6 small consumable (First Aid, Repair, Fire…
Here's my crew - T34-85M - for the life of me I cant figure out…