Blockchain Gaming is getting exciting
There’s been a fair deal of controversy and good news for the blockchain gaming world.
For the likes of MLB Crypto Baseball and Crypto Space Commander, each has seen a great deal of success with their ongoing items sales.
Meanwhile, War Riders, while extending its successful sale of vehicles, had its good news cut short when its recent addition to the Coinbase digital wallet was ended just days later due to Apple’s regulations.
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But while there have been successes and setbacks, there have been a number of top trending stories for this week, and here they are.
Top Trending Stories
1) Alto.io adds support for Waves blockchain to its gaming platform
Following recently announced support for the Hedera Hashgraph blockchain, Singapore gaming platform Alto.io has extended its tech agnosticism with the news it’s signed a key partnership with Waves.
2) Apple immediately orders Coinbase to remove War Riders
While War Riders continue to experience success with its ongoing vehicle sale, its recent success in being added to Coinbase‘s digital wallet was a short-lived one.
3) CryptoKitty sold for 600 ETH, and back on sale
It’s previously gained fame for selling one of its digital assets, or Kitties, for over $100,000 on December 6th, 2017, but has now successfully broken that record, as a player called ‘Rabano’ bought one for a total of 600 ETH, or $172,000.
4) Emoji Games – creating a better, blockchain powered gaming ecosystem
The likes of Steam and Google Play have been around for years. But while these platforms remain critically acclaimed by their countless users, developers are steadily moving away from them, choosing instead to launch on their platforms.
5) Crypto Space Commander out of stock in highly successful sale
There have been many successful sales for blockchain games.
And one of the best things for any developer to see is when they’ve proven so successful, they actually run out of items to sell.
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