The backlash to earlier blockchain game announcements made by other video game companies such as Ubisoft, Electronic Arts, and Square Enix, should have been a lesson to others. Unfortunately, not everyone wants to listen to what the rest of the industry have to say.
Case in point, SEGA.
The company behind the Sega Genesis console and iconic video game franchises like Sonic and Yakuza recently announced that it's working on a blockchain game.
Double Jump Tokyo, a blockchain company based in Japan, shared details about SEGA's first blockchain game on Medium. The info reveals that the NFT game will be based on the real-time strategy arcade series, Sangokushi Taisen.
SEGA nor Double Jump Tokyo have confirmed a release date and platforms for the game. It will be SEGA's first blockchain game. This means that users can potentially sell all digital in-game items as well as buy from other players
