Jarindr Thitadilaka says he made as much as $2,000 a month last year from his collection of digital pets, which he would breed and send into battle to win cryptocurrencies. The 28-year-old from Bangkok was playing Axie Infinity, one of a new breed of blockchain-based online games, dubbed “play-to-earn”, which blend entertainment with financial speculation.
It feels like we’ve been saying this for years (probably because we have), but cloud-based gaming is soon going to have its moment. And Facebook wants in. The social network is preparing to launch its pseudo-answer to Big Tech competitors like Google Stadia and Amazon Luna, as well as the likes of Microsoft xCloud and
Facebook has become another big technology company stepping into the world of cloud gaming, but unlike the characters, its approach is different. Cloud gaming services are provided by Amazon or Google and other companies for a fee, but Facebook will provide the service for free. Facebook Vice President Jason Rubin said that Facebook will provide
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