About a week ago, Atsushi Inaba, the current CEO of PlatinumGames, shared a whole host of plans regarding what kinds of games the studio will develop moving forward. One of the plans involved developing games that last “a longer period of time,” which many saw as a sign that the company would continue to make live-service games after Babylon’s Fall. Although he reassured fans that the company would continue to put out the linear action games that made it famous, that did not stop some from feeling wary about the idea of more live-service titles. Some may worry that PlatinumGames will move in a more “corporate” direction despite Inaba’s stated focus on more original content, but at the very least, it looks like the company will not pursue the recent trend of NFTs anytime soon.
Both Inaba and PlatinumGames Vice President Hideki Kamiya expressed their thoughts on NFTs in a recent interview with VGC. In Inaba’s view, conversations surrounding NF…
