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The NFT pretty much acts as an entry in a shared public database. This means if it’s a popular NFT, multiple games can support the asset by building support fo

• munk-a 5y ago
  You know what else is a shared database? Shared databases. In the mobile market games already have a long history of key-ringing on common advertiser IDs to strengthen their Ad revenue (i.e. all Square Enix produced games might use a shared advertiser ID on OSes that support that (like iOS)). Additionally some games already have carryover content - it's rather rare but a good example is Total War: Warhammer - where DLCs from the first game also applied to the second game (i.e. allowing you to play the Wood Elves in Mortal Empires). The reasons these things are rare is that, except for some limited circumstances (like in TW: WH it was the same dev and publisher) you're usually cannibalizing your own sales to boost some other game's revenue which is just weird.