If I were to ask which companies are most criticized for micropayments, in-game purchases and monetaryization in this gaming world, electronic arts would probably be one of the first companies that comes to mind. But they must not have the slightest discomfort with it. After all, millions keep flowing, why bother, right?
As it turns out, they will not hesitate to take every opportunity they will face in this regard in the coming period. There are also some explanations that may indicate that they are looking at new developments in the technology world in this way. An example of this is the statements made by EA CEO Andrew Wilson at this week’s financial meeting.
Wilson said: “I’m not He said he thought the NFT and ‘pay-to-earn’ style games were the ‘future of the industry’, but it was too early to talk about how it would work.
“The games we have developed, the live service content we offer, the collectible digital content have an important place in our future. Although it’s too early to talk about it, I think we’re in a really good place, we’re also motivated to think more creatively and innovatively,” Wilson says.
EA has not yet logged on to NFT and blockchain issues, but it clearly has plans to do so. They are also very compatible with the general approach of the company. As such, there is no doubt that steps will come from them in the coming period.
