Double Jump Tokyo Gets Sega IP Access To Build New Blockchain Game

Sega has reached a contract with Double Jump Tokyo to offer IP rights for the Sangokushi Taisen blockchain-based video game franchise.

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According to a blog post from Double Jump Tokyo, the game will incorporate trading card gameplay and will make use of the Japanese blockchain project Oasys.

Sega is one of the most well-known gaming companies, with Sonic being its most well-known IP. The company not only creates and distributes console videogames, but also arcades, merchandise, and other things.

Double Jump Tokyo is a Japanese firm specializing in the development of NFT solutions and blockchain games. The firm has previously worked with major developers such as Bandai Namco and Square Enix.

The developer will handle game production for this new project, while Sega will merely supply the license for Sangokushi Taisen.

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The game will be developed on the Oasys blockchain, a novel architecture devised by Double Jump Tokyo in partnership with other industry-leading organizations for games of this type.

Hironobu Ueno, the CEO and founder of Double Jump Tokyo, said:

“With a unique architecture optimized for blockchain games, Oasys aims to solve obstacles for gamers, offering fast transactions and zero gas fees and providing users with a more comfortable gameplay experience.”

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The Proof-of-Stake (PoS) process is used by the Oasys blockchain to obtain agreement, making the network environmentally friendly.

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