Microsoft’s Minecraft Goes Web3 With ‘NFT Worlds’ on Polygon

By cineramaFebruary 26, 2022The Sandbox

Unaffiliated developers are working on a Web3 upgrade for the sandbox-style computer game Minecraft, which was published in 2011. Third-party Minecraft servers provide as the foundation for NFT Worlds, […]

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Microsoft’s Minecraft Goes Web3 With ‘NFT Worlds’ on Polygon

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