Oasys, un jeu orienté, Projet Web3 basé au Japon, s'associe à YGG, une guilde de jeu blockchain, pour développer le jeu blockchain au Japon. Le partenariat englobe l'utilisation des ressources YGG pour promouvoir des projets de jeu construits au-dessus de l'écosystème Oasys, giving developers from all over the world an opportunity to get into Japan’s gaming market.
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Oasys Aims to Open Japan’s Gaming Markets to Developers Worldwide
Oasys, a gamefi-oriented blockchain (with “gamefi” meaning basically the intersection of gaming and finance), is aiming to leverage its stance as a Japan-based project to offer resources for foreign developers to access this significant gaming market. On Nov. 2, l'entreprise annoncé a partnership with YGG, a gaming guild, that will allow products built using Oasys’ services to enjoy specific marketing and promotional help to improve the performance of these products in Japan.
The goal of Oasys is to grow the blockchain gaming ecosystem in Japan, which is one of the leading gaming markets in the world. According to the “Global Markets Report 2021,” made by Newzoo, Japan is currently the third largest market in gaming revenue around the world, behind China and the U.S. The sector registered gaming revenues of $22.9 milliards en 2021, avec 75.62 million players actively enjoying these experiences.
Oasys founder and CEO Daiki Moriyama reinforced the importance of Japan as part of the future of blockchain gaming. On this, he stated:
As the third largest gaming market in the world, Japan’s gaming credentials are well-established. With the government continuing to invest in building the local Web3 infrastructure, there is now tremendous potential for blockchain gaming to grow globally with Japan serving as a launchpad.
Difficulties of Entering the Japanese Gaming Market
Oasys wants to capitalize on the difficulties that foreign companies face when trying to enter the Japanese market. Autour de 99% of the games played in Japan are local, and while the revenu made is huge, only 15% goes to foreign companies. This is because localization is more than just language translation, and can involve changes in games to better approach the Japanese user base.
Tetsuya Fujiwara, a co-founder of YGG Japan, seems positive about what YGG can offer to developers outside of Japan through this alliance. Fujiwara believes that YGG will help global developers to overcome the hurdles that the market presents by using its knowledge of gaming. Il a déclaré:
With these barriers to entry reduced, we can bring more users into the blockchain gaming space and enhance the ecosystem for all. Our partnership with Oasys will help us to reach even more developers that are building compelling blockchain games of the future.
This partnership comes after Oasys annoncé it was launching phase one of its mainnet on Oct. 25, with the support of companies like Bandai Namco, Square Enix, Ubisoft, and Sega.
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