Konami is getting involved in Web3 as well as Metaverse advancement, as a result of training course it is.
Konami revealed earlier today on October 13 in a blog post (opens up in brand-new tab) that it would certainly be employing employees to create both Web3 as well as Metaverse solutions. This, according to the article, is all gotten ready in solution of Konami introducing a system where customers can trade NFTs to every various other online.
There are presently 13 employment opportunities at the Japanese business for advancement bordering Web3 as well as Metaverse-associated tasks. Konami wishes this will certainly “strengthen our structure and accelerate our business,” which completely straightens with NFTs basic objectives for international warming as well as environment modification.
Expectation from Konami followers is typically quite reduced nowadays, what with the unconstrained torching of Metal Gear, Silent Hill, as well as anything else from another location appealing. Metal Gear has actually been delegated to pachinko games over the last few years in Japan, besides, as well as that the heck recognizes what’s happening with Silent Hill now, after years of report, expectancy, as well as supposition.
Konami isn’t the only gaming-adjacent business getting involved in NFTs, regrettably. Square Enix also has its eyes set on the digital marketplace, informing financiers it would certainly be putting cash right into both NFTs as well as the cloud back in May previously this year. Could we not simply have video clip games please, Konami as well as Square Enix? You’re really rather efficient making them, surprisingly sufficient.
Let’s simply wish those reported Silent Hill projects wind up sufficing to drag Konami far from the dreadful NFT/Metaverse room. Since a new Silent Hill game was even rated in Korea simply last month, right here’s wishing we’re not as well away from a grand rebirth of the legendary scary franchise business.
Konami is still intending on relisting Metal Gear Solid games initially removed over historic video.
Source: gamesradar.com
