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Sega is ditching blockchain games in favor of classics

09.07.2023

In light of the ongoing decline in the crypto industry since the end of 2021, Sega has decided to leave the field of blockchain games. It is refusing to use its franchises in third-party blockchain projects and is postponing the development of games in the Play-to-Earn genre (play to earn money).

In the past, Sega, along with rivals like Square Enix and Bandai Namco, have voiced support for blockchain technology, believing it could increase the appeal of games. However, a change in the situation in the digital currency market led to a change in the company's position.

Sega will allow outside partners to use lesser-known characters such as the Three Kingdoms and Virtua Fighter to create non-fungible tokens.

"Play-to-Earn games are getting boring. What's the point of playing if it's not fun?" - said the operating officer of Sega, Shuji Utsumi.

The company's plans to join the popular NFT community in 2021 drew widespread criticism from gamers who considered crypto technology harmful to the environment. Sega will now focus on creating classic gaming titles that offer the ultimate gaming experience.

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