I was thinking the same thing. I found this article about a game called Axie Infinity. “ NFT games such as "Axie Infinity" and "NBA Top Shot" let people earn m

I was thinking the same thing. I found this article about a game called Axie Infinity. “ NFT games such as "Axie Infinity" and "NBA Top Shot" let people earn money by grooming and selling animal characters called Axies, which players treat as digital pets. […] They will then groom these Axies, team up with their friends and make Axies do battle like Pokemon, and build so-called "virtual kingdoms."“ In any other game the characters you develop are essentially the _same_ as any other character played by any other player—maybe with the exception of the character name which you could personalize. I can appreciate the notion that you can develop a character which can be uniquely identified. Without devolving into a philosophical argument about games simulating reality, I’m thinking you can see NFTs as a fundamental change, because NFTs offer a unique player experience. If Eve Online creates a unique experience by allowing players to create corporations, then NFT character is a unique experience at the individual player level. Unique digital assets are compelling like baseball cards https://www.techtimes.com/articles/263796/20210805/how-do-nft-games-work.htm https://www.techtimes.com/articles/263796/20210805/how-do-nf...