Before the public launch of Oasys later this year, Square Enix joined the gaming blockchain as its final initial validator. It integrates with a group of 20 other initial node validators, including SEGA, Bandai Namco, and other well-known Japanese game companies, and Ubisoft, Yield Guild Games, WeMade, NEOWIZ, Netmarble, and Com2Us. The two also intend to investigate if it is feasible to employ user contributions in creating new games on the Oasys blockchain, according to a statement from the business. We are happy to announce that @SquareEnix joins Oasys as the final of 21 initial node validators🚀🚀 As part of this initiative, Square Enix and Oasys will explore development of New Blockchain Games🔥https://t.co/a2PGxf5uDz pic.twitter.com/QZ1rfRvSMC — Oasys🏝Blockchain for Games (@oasys_games) September 12, 2022 Launch Of Blockchain Entertainment Business Division Earlier this year, Square Enix declared that investigating the creation of decentralized games would be a key strategic focus for the business moving ahead. It debuted a branch for Blockchain Entertainment Business in April. Square Enix and the other game validators join the other Web2 gaming giants, considering blockchain. In June, Epic Games announced that its first blockchain game would be available on its store later that year. It most recently provided funding for the Play-to-Earn (P2E) racing game using blockchain technology by Grease Monkey Games, a division o...
