Blockchain technology is poised to revolutionize the gaming world, offering the tantalizing prospect of owning in-game assets as real-world items, seamless trading, and even player involvement in game governance. Projects like XAI are leading this charge.
XAI aims to bridge the gap between traditional gaming and Web3 by creating a dedicated gaming-focused layer3 blockchain, simplifying blockchain integration for all gamers. They've also tackled issues like high gas fees and complex wallet interactions with innovative solutions.
XAI has already secured listings on major exchanges like Bitget and Binance, attracting a crypto gamer community to explore this blockchain in its early stages.
Ultimately, I would love to hear your thoughts on XAI and the potential future of blockchain gaming.
They might have an effect but they are not revolutionizing anything. When you think AAA+ games, it's most likely better and cheaper and most importantly less confusing, if the game items are controlled by centralized service. They aren't really that decentralizede anyway when you think about it. As when those games stop offering servers and die, so will the items.
I really can't see any upside of storing and trading your own gun skin to centralized service to trading them in decentralized marketplace. But for argument's sake, let's say that game company can ban your account and froze your assets. Then the question isn't really if you can trade your assets in third party market, but why we are supporting such a companies in the first place.
Also XAI isn't most likely going to be one of the success stories even though you are trying to make them relevant as only example for this thread.