GameFi Corner: Creta, Polygon, Oorbit, SuperRare
Creta's blockchain game, Polygon forms a partnership with Mastercard, LG teams up with Oorbit, SuperRare releases 30% of its personnel
Creta Launches Web3 Gaming Ecosystem
At Creta Summit 2022, the Web3 entertainment and gaming business Creta showed gameplay of its impending blockchain game, Kingdom Under Fire: The Rise. After forming a partnership with Japanese developer Yoshiki Okamoto, the company decided to focus its efforts on developing games on the blockchain platform.
Creta's CCO, Ray Nakazato, stated that the utilization of blockchain technology will empower the gameplay in a way that certain characters and objects obtained through gameplay can be converted into non-fungible tokens and then traded or purchased.
Polygon Announces Partnership With Mastercard To Launch Web3 Artist Accelerator Program
Prominent blockchain platform Polygon has unveiled a partnership with Mastercard to establish a Web3 accelerator initiative aimed at promoting up-and-coming musical talent by utilizing Web3 technology and other blockchain-based advancements.
Individuals who take part in this initiative will be given the proper expertise, equipment, and connections to build their music careers within the burgeoning digital economy. Additionally, they will receive special invitations to concerts, musical production releases, and other elite industry events.
LG Partners With Oorbit to Bring Interoperable Metaverse Experiences to Customers
South Korean corporation LG is said to have formed a partnership with metaverse platform Oorbit to offer interoperable metaverse experiences on LG TVs. The collaboration aims to provide a wide range of interoperable metaverse experiences to the general public, thereby driving widespread acceptance of Web3.
According to Oorbit’s CTO and co-founder, Poova Koosha, the company offers unique technology that bridges various virtual worlds, enabling developers and brands to seamlessly integrate their experiences into the metaverse.
SuperRare NFT Marketplace Lays Off 30% Of Staff: Here’s Why
Followed by ongoing crypto market downturn, which the crypto and NFT industry has been facing recently, the CEO of SuperRare Labs, John Crain, stated that the company had to let go of roughly 30% of its employees, pointing out that SuperRare Labs had "hired too many" to keep pace with its expansion during the previous NFT market boom.
SuperRare is an elite crypto art platform that enables users to buy and sell digital artwork. Established in 2018, it specializes in NFT art and offers a wide range of NFT art forms including conceptual, illustration, and photography. The platform is built on the Ethereum blockchain and focuses on showcasing the work of the most talented and emerging artists.
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