It seems like Sega has been getting a ton of positive publicity as of late especially as it relates to the success of the recent Sonic the Hedgehog video games and movies. As it relates to the topic blockchain gaming people have had polarizing viewpoints about Sega’s stance on the subject for the past few years. Over a year ago it seemed like Sega began to support blockchain gaming as it related to NFT’s and cryptocurrency due to its growing popularity on other platforms. In fact, it was announced back in September 2022 that Sega was releasing its first blockchain video game alongside Double Jump Tokyo. Despite, their initial interest in blockchain gaming it seems like top Sega executives have recently changed their stance on the matter due to the decline popularity of cryptocurrency along with the stock market decline of 2022. Seeing how Sega’s viewpoint on blockchain gaming has recently changed many are wondering if their new project involving the upcoming release of a new Sangokushi Taisen game is ever going to happen.

Sega’s upcoming blockchain game was suppose to be apart of the Sagnokushi Taisen series which is very popular in Japan. However, Sagnokushi Taisen is almost unknown to the casual audience of gamers in the western part of the world. Sega is supposed to be giving Double Jump Tokyo access to their IP for this upcoming Sagnokushi Taisen game but we still have no idea when the game is suppose to be released. But seeing how things played out with the stock market this past year its widely believed that Sega will most likely withhold their top franchises like Sonic the Hedgehog from anything blockchain related. There are many people who love the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise and creating entry within the series that involves the use of NFT’s or cryptocurrency it could be a massive turnoff to casuals and even their hardcore fan base.


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