Very interesting. I commented and liked the tweet. Hope they are interested. Impressive presale numbers of Ethereum based games are one thing, actual use is a different thing.

But if we want real mass-adoption we have to get in touch with the cult games/titels. In the end, users/gamers give the title its value and gamers dont read the MIT tech review. Magic cards is by far the biggest trading card game ever, and still, they dont have a blockchain based version.

There are so many big use cases out there, but first the managers need to understand the benefits of NFTs. I wonder if the steem devs have tried to contact big youtubers or other game devs to educate them about the technology. The E3 for example had a blockchain-game panel.