Activision is said to be considering adding NFTs to Call of Duty this year. According to online Twitter leaker Ralph, the publisher is considering integrating blockchain tokens into Infinity Ward’s new Call of Duty, as well as making major changes to the UI to offer more customization options for calling cards, emblems, avatars and stats. is planning. “NFTs have been researched and evaluated for several months,” says Ralph.
The following sentence of the leak is also noteworthy: “[Microtransactions] and content structures are affected by trends and forecasts, NFTs are currently looking like these.”
Activision has not made an official statement about adding NFT to Call of Duty 2022 and has not said whether it has plans to follow up with the technology in the future. Activision Blizzard’s stance on NFTs is further complicated by Microsoft’s acquisition of the publisher. Xbox boss Phil Spencer has previously expressed concerns about NFTs, saying that Microsoft’s gaming wing isn’t currently interested in following this trend, but hasn’t completely ignored them.
Spencer told Axios last November, “I think there’s been a lot of speculation and experimentation, and some of the creatives I see today seem more exploitative than entertaining.” “I don’t think every NFT game requires it to be exploitative. I just think we’re on a journey for people to figure this out.”
There are quite a few different ways NFTs can be integrated into Call of Duty. Among the emblems, skins, and calling cards players unlock in multiplayer FPS, some can be sold as blockchain tokens instead of traditional in-game items…
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