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ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Play Solana announced that the first generation handheld gaming console PSG1 will start shipping on October 6, and the device will come with a built-in Solana wallet.

ChainCatcher news, CUTA Web3 game console announces a strategic partnership with Subor, and both parties have signed a co-branding strategic cooperation agreement for no less than 100,000 CUTA game consoles.CUTA Web3 game console stated that it hopes to integrate Subor's classic game library with blockchain: the bullet trajectory of "Contra" will become a dynamic NFT, and the level map of "Super Mario" will become a tradable digital asset, allowing Subor's classic IP to unlock a new dimension in the metaverse.

ChainCatcher news, users who pre-order the Play Solana handheld console PSG1 will receive a WATCH airdrop.It is reported that WATCH is the native token of the Web3 AI video platform SandwatchAI.

ChainCatcher news, the Play Solana first-generation handheld console PSG1 is now available for pre-order, starting at $199. Play Solana NFT holders will have 48 hours (or until sold out) to pre-order. The official statement says that each NFT holder can purchase 1 to 5 PSG1 devices. However, the NFT will act as a one-time ticket and cannot be reused. The PSG1 is expected to launch before the second quarter of 2025, and the exact shipping date has not yet been finalized. If the country/region does not meet the shipping conditions, a full refund will be issued.

ChainCatcher news, Play Solana has launched the PSG1, a handheld gaming device built on Solana. This device will come with a built-in Solana wallet, and Play Solana NFT holders will receive priority reservation discounts. The official statement indicates that it will utilize the PSG1 to create a brand new ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, according to GamesBeat, Mysten Labs has announced a collaboration with the open operating system company Playtron to launch an open gaming handheld.It is reported that the handheld will feature multiple game stores, including Sui Web3 Game and Epic Games Store.Adeniyi Abiodun, Chief Product Officer of Mysten Labs, stated in an interview that SuiPlay 0x1 will be the first handheld gaming console with native Web3 capabilities and will be available in global stores starting in 2025.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, a recently leaked document on the gaming forum ResetEra shows that tech giant Microsoft plans to integrate a crypto wallet into its Xbox consoles. The Xbox roadmap from May 2022 included support for crypto wallets, but specific details were not disclosed.Xbox head Phil Spencer attributed the document leak to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's legal action against Microsoft. It is reported that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission opposes Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, resulting in Microsoft inadvertently including the leaked document in the submitted files.Nevertheless, Spencer downplayed the leak, noting that certain plans have changed. He stated, "It's hard to see our team's work shared in this way, as so many things have changed, and there are so many exciting things both now and in the future."

ChainCatcher news, Axie Infinity developer Sky Mavis announced the launch of the Developer Portal, providing developers with tools to build various applications, games, and experiences on top of Ronin and Axie Infinity. The site includes API documentation for the Sky Mavis ecosystem and a new developer console for managing applications and keys. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and reported by Decrypt, Layer1 blockchain Zilliqa will launch a Web3 gaming console in early 2023. The prototype version of the console was released today, and its Web3 features include a crypto wallet and integrated mining to "hide the complexity of Web3 from end users." Zilliqa's gaming technology lead, Valentin Cobelea, stated that players will be able to earn ZIL tokens by completing tasks in the game. Zilliqa has not yet disclosed detailed information about the pricing of the gaming console. (Source link)