News with the tag "SEGA"

Japan is reportedly set to review its cryptocurrency regulations, potentially reducing taxes on digital assets. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to assess whether current crypto regulations under the payments act provide sufficient investor protection. The review may lead to reclassifying c...

Forgotten Runiverse migrates to the Ronin Network ahead of its closed beta test starting 31st July.

Sega's exploration of blockchain technology, marked by its partnership with Double Jump Tokyo, is part of a broader industry trend toward embracing web3.

In a recent development, renowned SEGA/Atlus leaker ‘Midori’ has disclosed intriguing information regarding SEGA’s forthcoming game releases, which are purportedly slated for Nintendo’s much-anticipated Switch 2 platform. The revelations shed light on several beloved franchises, promising exciting p...

Sega Singapore, a subsidiary of the worldwide recognized entertainment company, has announced that it will seek to produce new Web3 games as part of a partnership established with Finschia, a blockchain project. As part of this partnership, Sega will also participate in the governance of Finschia, o...

Sega, the iconic gaming company behind Sonic and other beloved franchises, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Finschia Foundation, a blockchain company. The purpose of the partnership is to develop web3 games utilizing Sega's popular intellectual properties.

In a recent interview, Sega co-COO Shuji Utsumi talked about the company’s stance on blockchain games. For Utsumi, this new gaming field is still uncertain, and Sega is prepared to protect its franchises and learn about how these new games are being made via its partnership with Double Jump Tokyo, a...

Shuji Utsumi, co-COO of Japanese multinational video game and entertainment company Sega, has expressed optimism about the potential of blockchain gaming and the role of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the future of video games. ... Read More: Sega's Co-COO Sees Potential in Blockchain Gaming and NFTs...

In a recent interview with Japanese publication Dengeki Online, the video game execs gave their collective insights into how Battle of Three Kingdoms integrates non-fungible tokens (NFTs) into its gameplay.

Shuji Utsumi, Sega’s Co-COO, recently expressed optimism in blockchain gaming and the potential role NFTs may play in the future of video games, despite having told Bloomberg a few months before that he finds play-to-earn games to be “boring.” Utsumi made the remarks in an interview that was first p...