Square Enix president doubles down on blockchain, citing uses for user-generated content

The latest blockchain-related news to come out of Square Enix, following the company’s comments back in January endorsing NFTs, comes straight from the proverbial horse’s mouth once again. 📰 Read more:

blockchain and NFTs came up in the gaming industry, so another incoming hot take is just about due. The latest blockchain-related news to come out of Square Enix, following the company’s comments back in January endorsing NFTs, comes straight from the proverbial horse’s mouth once again.

, Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda doubled down on the idea of blockchain and an NFT-based economy in the company’s games, citing the potential for users to receive token-based rewards for creating game content themselves as a solid win for the industry. In Matsuda’s eyes, the lack of “explicit incentives” for content creation keeps users from creating “major game-changing content” themselves.

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