Yuga Labs CEO: Integrating Web3 components into Web2 games is not feasible, and developing native Web3 core gameplay is necessary.

BlockBeats News, September 13th - BlockBeats reporter reported from the front line of Token2049 that Yuga Labs CEO Daniel Alegre stated at the "Web3 Gaming and the Path Towards an Open Metaverse" roundtable discussion in Singapore: "I am passionate about what Yuga Labs is doing, and we have a very strong and passionate community. Six months ago, when I became CEO, the first thing I did was announce our next APE Fest event, which is our global annual community event, planned to be held in Hong Kong in November. My experience in the Asia-Pacific region can be traced back to decades ago, from the early days of Google to now Yuga Labs. What I see here is not only entrepreneurial spirit, but also a level of foresight and reshaping. Investment and foresight in the Asia-Pacific region are unparalleled globally. Some game companies in Korea are considering using Web 2.0 to build flagship IPs and introduce them into the Web 3.0 environment, which is not happening in the United States. We must start thinking from scratch about how to truly attract players in Web 3.0 from the basic infrastructure of the game. Web 2.0 players can see through it easily, and if you just connect a Web 3.0 component for the sake of making money, they will be skeptical. But if you fundamentally consider Web 3.0 as the core gameplay of the game, it will create a truly unique experience. In the United States, the regulatory environment is not as friendly as in other parts of the world, but changes are beginning to happen. One obvious reason is that they see that this is actually beneficial, and if done correctly, investment and potential employment will contribute to economic growth."