PlayStation Dives into NFT World with New Patent, Rival Xbox Lags Behind
A newly published patent suggests that the gaming giant Sony PlayStation may use non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as in-game assets, reigniting interest in the nascent technology. Microsoft’s Xbox, meanwhile, seems to be looki...
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