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Sega’s co-Chief Operating Officer Shuji Utsumi says the company is abandoning plans to develop blockchain games for the time being.

Sega say that they're still investing in and working with third-parties on blockchain projects and NFTs, but their biggest series will remain untouched.

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Sega was initially on board with blockchain gaming technology but has now started to pull away from it as the technology hadn't taken off as expected.

The ongoing crypto downturn has more big-name companies turning away from decentralized tech, though some still remain bullish on blockchain.

Sega will keep its biggest franchises free from third-party blockchain gaming projects, but won't keep its smaller seri…

Sega has backtracked on plans to allow the use of its big-name intellectual property in third-party blockchain games. Withholding characters such as Sonic...

Although Sega has backtracked from putting its major titles on the blockchain, the company is still open to blockchain gaming.

"What’s the point if games are no fun?"