tldr; Offchain Labs CEO Steven Goldfeder highlights Arbitrum’s potential as a hub for AAA game developers due to its flexible tech stack. Companies like Xai Games and Proof of Play are using Arbitrum to create custom blockchains for gaming. Arbitrum’s Stylus tool allows developers to write smart contracts in familiar languages like C++ and Rust, making it attractive for game builders. Arbitrum Gaming Ventures has invested $10 million in projects, emphasizing a ‚gaming first, blockchain second‘ approach to integrate blockchain into gaming seamlessly.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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Unless the actual games run on the blockchain it adds zero.
You don’t own the items just because they’re on the blockchain, the developer still has to program them into the game to make them usable and the second the dev pulls the game offline you own a worthless NFT.
Taking items from game to game and selling them is already all possible within the current game database structures, nothing stopping them and nothing blockchain can add here.
Feel free to try and tell me why I’m wrong.
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tldr; Offchain Labs CEO Steven Goldfeder highlights Arbitrum’s potential as a hub for AAA game developers due to its flexible tech stack. Companies like Xai Games and Proof of Play are using Arbitrum to create custom blockchains for gaming. Arbitrum’s Stylus tool allows developers to write smart contracts in familiar languages like C++ and Rust, making it attractive for game builders. Arbitrum Gaming Ventures has invested $10 million in projects, emphasizing a ‚gaming first, blockchain second‘ approach to integrate blockchain into gaming seamlessly.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Unless the actual games run on the blockchain it adds zero.
You don’t own the items just because they’re on the blockchain, the developer still has to program them into the game to make them usable and the second the dev pulls the game offline you own a worthless NFT.
Taking items from game to game and selling them is already all possible within the current game database structures, nothing stopping them and nothing blockchain can add here.
Feel free to try and tell me why I’m wrong.