While industry giants like Mojang openly take a stand and block NFTs and the blockchain, others persist in saying that this is the future, like Square-Enix, which is decidedly the most insistent on the subject. What if the publisher had reassured us by telling us that it was still far too early to think of games Final Fantasy Where DragonQuest using the blockchain, it was obviously necessary to detect a small asterisk there which seemed to say ” but that’s not going to stop us from producing Final Fantasy NFTs huh “. Naive as we were.
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Square Enix therefore announces that it is partnering with Enjin for production around by NFT Final Fantasywhich are part of the 25th anniversary (sic) celebrations of Final Fantasy VII. This will therefore go through cards celebrating this anniversarywhich can be received on the gateway that is Efinity, by purchasing physical collectibles.
The first of these is a Cloud figure, which you can pre-order now in its simple edition, or in its deluxe edition with an NFT, for the price of 159 dollars all the same (we don’t give you the link for this one, but you will simply find it if you want interested). It’s sort of a certificate of authenticity for the figurine if you will.
Well aware of the criticisms of the practice, Eijin says he wants to produce eco-responsible NFTs that aim for zero carbon by 2030. Because yes, with polluting NFTs that portray a game where heroes fight a society that is destroying the earth’s resources, you will easily notice the irony.
