SEGA largely abandons its blockchain and play-to-earn plans

SEGA considered for a time – after a strong refusal –to use the blockchain to try to gain a foothold in the gaming market with NFTs and other strategiessuch as “play-to-earn”, a scheme that would allow us to play a game and get money in exchange – yes, in cryptocurrencies of dubious value.

However, as we can read in WCCFTech, the company has backtracked, confirming that its biggest franchises won’t see any of thisfranchises like Sonic that will be unscathed by the threat posed by NFTs and blockchain technology taking over everything possible.

It should be noted that the chances of this were high, Well, SEGA registered two brands that were directly aimed at its use with NFTs, in addition to the SuperGame specifically designed to interconnect different games. However, just over a year later, there seems to be no trace of that SuperGame, while the company has relegated a possible addition of NFTs to its smaller franchiseswhere the impact would not be so great.

It is clear that NFT technology was born dead from the beginning, and cases like this end up ratifying it, Well, that we get to see a Crazy Taxi NFT, for example, is quite unlikely.

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