> This week, Take Two Interactive announced that they were acquiring Zynga. Haha, and this is what is being measured? Honestly, delivery is the biggest fruit

> This week, Take Two Interactive announced that they were acquiring Zynga. Haha, and this is what is being measured? Honestly, delivery is the biggest fruit in gaming in my eye; the space is over saturated with games no one plays and will be 30% less than it was only weeks after it's release. I saw Xbox started a game streaming service that while a bit on the rough side really proves what is left to innovate outside of hardware since the supply shortages with semiconductors make that nearly impossible. It's always been my guess that GME would do a digital Gamefly play with the influx of cash they got from the Stonk BS, but so far it's the same monoliths that keep making the biggest moves: Sony and M$. I think their will be a usecase for microtxs and maybe for EnE encryption, but beyond that this is all ICO/NFT hype looking for a way to perpetuate it's own existence. People played Sarutobi and other tournmanets because it was a way to battle test technology (specifically LN) while having fun and maybe earn some sats, but even it's most devout believers never thought for a second Sony would upend it's business model for using a token on it's own blockchain for the sake of being 'web3' complaint. I'd argue not since Seals with clubs has their ever been an actual use-case for gaming, and it used Bitcoin (often misrepresented as crypto) for a reason: they needed to bypass financial censorship.