Nifty News: Sega exec calls P2E games ‘boring,’ Tom Brady’s NFT firm switches it up and more
Sega is still reportedly licensing its lesser-known properties for NFTs and blockchain games, but its best ones are being kept close.
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Sega is still reportedly licensing its lesser-known properties for NFTs and blockchain games, but its best ones are being kept close.
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