When we consider game consoles and their evolution, we find that they are systems with mass appeal.
This is a result of the behavior of early adopters in the gaming industry.
Major consoles such as the XBOX and PS4 would not be where they are, had it not been for the enthusiastic efforts of early gaming influencers.
Games such as Leblock, a merger of blockchain and gaming, describe itself as “virtual LEGO” on the blockchain.
Creativity has been given an outlet to grow in a way it could not before, with users leading the way.
Zilliqa has revealed a new Web3-focused gaming console and hub set to launch in 2023.
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Phil Spencer, Microsoft’s executive vice president of gaming, shared his skepticism around some NFT gaming projects as he feels the entertaining side of games is being compromised by the use of the new possibilities the blockchain brings for them.
The tech giant seems to be changing its stance on being more friendly with the cryptocurrency sphere amid the current hype. Microsoft has been asking its Xbox gaming console users about the possibility of implementing payment methods, such as bitcoin.
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