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Sega's co-COO Shuji Utsumi has said the Japanese gaming giant still hasn't figured out what blockchain is good for, and may not make it part of a flagship"supergame" slated for a 2026 release.at a games conference, Utsumi said Sega is not"denying the potential" of blockchain but, he added,"We are trying to figure out what is the best way to entertain the audience. [We are] evaluating, searching, learning.
Sega is still pondering blockchain because, in part, some gamers have expressed a dislike for"play to earn" features that see players given in-game incentives to earn non-fungible tokens. "We are very careful because we understand that especially Western gamers are not big fans of our Web3 initiative," Utsumi explained inThe COO also said Sega is yet to decide if a forthcoming"supergame" – expected to feature multiple Sega characters, and which Sega expects will revive its fortunes – will employ blockchain or related Web3 technologies.
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