As it is known, the popularity of Metaverse is increasing very rapidly with giant companies and countries investing billions of dollars. Millions of people are trying to keep up with this situation, buying and holding digital assets for future use. As you can imagine, game companies are also among those who invest in Metaverse.
Now, it has emerged that Japanese company Square Enix, the developer of games such as Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider, is considering focusing on the metaverse and blockchain. With the new year, new statements came from the president of the company, which we shared with you that he wanted to be included in NFTs in the past months.
‘Decentralized games’
Square Enix President Yosuke Matsuda made statements about the company’s new year goals. Matsuda noted that the company will start publishing “decentralized games” with the play-win principle in 2022 and will focus more on the blockchain. The following statements were included in the President’s statements:
“Having fun, making money and contributing will inspire people to interact with games and bond more closely with each other. Blockchain-based tokens are also the ones that will provide this. By incorporating such tokens into our games, we will create in-game digital economies and allow games to grow on their own. These are also called “decentralized games”. Our main target in 2022 will be such games. As a company, we closely follow the social changes created by cryptocurrencies. It is also in our plans to increase our efforts by issuing our own tokens in the future. ”
Square Enix did not share any information about which games will be for the metaverse or blockchain. Finally, we should mention that giant game companies are increasing their investments in NFTs, blockchain and metaverse day by day. These environments, where millions of dollars of money are returned, are described by many experts and officials as having the potential to change everything and are seen as the future of the internet. So, what do you think about the investments of game companies on these issues? You can share your thoughts in the comments.
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