With the news that Messi, Neymar and Paul Pogba will have their own skin in the new Call Of Duty, it's impossible not to think about how NFTs could revolutionize this type of game.

Imagine a future where we can create our own skins and sell them in-game.

Creating our own in-game items would open up a huge market for content creators and their fans.

🎨 Artists: They could let their creativity run wild and create aesthetic items (camouflages)

🖥️ Streamers: Could release their own skin (no need to be approved by the game)

🕹️ Gamers: They will be able to buy and sell their items within the video game marketplace.

In addition, it is a great way to connect with the audience, giving exclusive benefits to holders 🌟

Bored?

Did you stop liking your favorite content creator? 🥱

By owning the NFT, you can freely sell it on the market, recovering part, or all, of your investment. Not to mention if the collectible appreciated its value…🤑

The option to trade, opens up a huge market for the gaming community. Selling a used item to a user who needs it at a reduced price than the standard is one of the many possibilities.

Another great example is using an item, leveling it up by devoting hours and effort, and then selling it for a higher price than the original along with its benefits.

Each edition implies new expenses in skins, camouflages, DLC, etc. But what if you could reuse your skin from the previous CoD?

NFTs offer us the possibility of interoperating between different games.

Many wonder if this would not ruin the developer company? In part yes. They could not take advantage of the monopoly they have today.

However, they can program royalty/fee systems for all the items published in their games and obtain a return.

It is to be expected that the best for the community is not the best for the companies, so it is logical that these types of implementations take time to arrive.

If this technology had been implemented with Call of Duty: Black Ops ll, today, I would be a millionaire...

Seriously speaking, this is not far from possible. Many companies are already working on how to integrate them.

Without a doubt, NFTs have a giant role in the world of gaming. It remains to wait for the developers and learn from mistakes until a good product is found

Juampi Hernandez ~ @HooCrypto

With the news that Messi, Neymar and Paul Pogba will have their own skin in the new Call Of Duty, it's impossible not to think about how NFTs could revolutionize this type of game.

Imagine a future where we can create our own skins and sell them in-game.

Creating our own in-game items would open up a huge market for content creators and their fans.

🎨 Artists: They could let their creativity run wild and create aesthetic items (camouflages)

🖥️ Streamers: Could release their own skin (no need to be approved by the game)

🕹️ Gamers: They will be able to buy and sell their items within the video game marketplace.

In addition, it is a great way to connect with the audience, giving exclusive benefits to holders 🌟

Bored?

Did you stop liking your favorite content creator? 🥱

By owning the NFT, you can freely sell it on the market, recovering part, or all, of your investment. Not to mention if the collectible appreciated its value…🤑

The option to trade, opens up a huge market for the gaming community. Selling a used item to a user who needs it at a reduced price than the standard is one of the many possibilities.

Another great example is using an item, leveling it up by devoting hours and effort, and then selling it for a higher price than the original along with its benefits.

Each edition implies new expenses in skins, camouflages, DLC, etc. But what if you could reuse your skin from the previous CoD?

NFTs offer us the possibility of interoperating between different games.

Many wonder if this would not ruin the developer company? In part yes. They could not take advantage of the monopoly they have today.

However, they can program royalty/fee systems for all the items published in their games and obtain a return.

It is to be expected that the best for the community is not the best for the companies, so it is logical that these types of implementations take time to arrive.

If this technology had been implemented with Call of Duty: Black Ops ll, today, I would be a millionaire...

Seriously speaking, this is not far from possible. Many companies are already working on how to integrate them.

Without a doubt, NFTs have a giant role in the world of gaming. It remains to wait for the developers and learn from mistakes until a good product is found

Juampi Hernandez ~ @HooCrypto