I don’t think video games have very much use for NFTs. Valve games (TF2, CS:GO) have a thriving 3rd party cosmetic market based on trading, and Valve even takes

I don’t think video games have very much use for NFTs. Valve games (TF2, CS:GO) have a thriving 3rd party cosmetic market based on trading, and Valve even takes a cut for e.g. the Steam community market. This did not need NFTs to implement. I don’t see why a game dev would go through the trouble of establishing a distributed model of ownership, especially for multiplayer games, which already have the centralisation of game servers, or game server discovery servers. Also, it gives them less control of the ecosystem.