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EA calls NFT and blockchain games 'the future of our industry'
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pcgamer.comEA CEO Andrew Wilson called NFT and «play-to-earn» games the «the future of our industry,» but added that «it's still early to figure out how that's going to work,» when asked about the topic during the company's earnings call this week.
«I think that in the context of the games we create and the live services that we offer, collectible digital content is going to play a meaningful part in our future,» Wilson said. «So, it's still early to tell, but I think we're in a really good position, and
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3 will bridge the gap between XC and XC2
There is a myriad of ways Nintendo could have ended today’s jam-packed Direct. It could have given us some new footage and release dates for The Sequel to The Breath of the Wild or Bayonetta 3. It could have presented the first footage of Metroid Prime 4 or a sequel to Super Mario Odyssey or that Detective Pikachu port/sequel that may or may not still be in the works. It could have revealed a revival of Mole Mania. So many options with so many highly anticipated titles in the works, but Nintendo decided to end its first Direct of 2022 by throwing a bone to the Xenoblade fans out there with its Xenoblade Chronicles 3 reveal.
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