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      SuperGaming Launched Web3 Game Ecosystem Marketplace ‘Tegro’

      WazirX Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer Siddharth Menon and Indian game development firm SuperGaming launch Tegro as their Web3 game ecosystem marketplace. This launch is aim to create standalone markets for gamers, traders, and institutional investors where they can trade, hold, and play with their game assets.

      Marketplace is also to help protect players and investors with a sustainable economy model.

      Web3 has emerge as a nascent space for gamers where technologies including blockchain and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have been deploy to advance user experiences.

      The announcement of Tegro comes just a week after Menon of cryptocurrency exchange WazirX announce the decision to join SuperGaming as an advisor to support the Web3 initiatives of the Pune-based firm.

      Siddharth Menon is project to help bring his expertise in Web3 ecosystems to Tegro to make it a distinctive place for the gaming industry.

      SuperGaming will work with Siddharth Menon to make Tegro an engaging space for gamers alongside onboarding institutional investors and traders.

      The game developer said that most existing Web3 games didn’t put players at the centre of growing their economic opportunity.

      Tegro is project to have a dedicate marketplace where game assets will be available, alongside allowing trading among gamers, traders, and investors.

      It is also tease to offer game asset stats to help gamers and traders trade in a more effective way.

      Tegro will have market SDKs and APIs to help developers integrate the experience.

      SuperGaming is already claim to have over 300 million players across the 100 games in its portfolio.

      The games include titles such as MaskGun and Silly Royale that are known among mobile gamers.

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      The developer is working on the battle royale game Indus.

      SuperGaming is offering its gaming engine to third-party studios that may embrace Tegro over time.

      Web3 (or Web 3.0) has become a strong buzzword within the gaming industry around the globe.

      Major success through the new blockchain-based iteration of the World Wide Web is yet to be seen.

      Game retail giant GameStop introduce its native NFT marketplace to enter the Web3 world.

      It also announce an “up to $100 million” fund to support game developers using the newly create marketplace.

      Axie Infinity and OpenBlox are the few other NFT marketplaces where gamers can create, buy, and trade their in-game assets.

      Indian game publisher nCore Games last month also announced plans to launch its in-house Web3 offerings in partnership with crypto players Animoca Brands, Galaxy Interactive, and Polygon.

      This move by Tegro seems to go beyond bringing Web3 games and offering an NFT marketplace for gamers.

      As it is claim to help solve the fragmented liquidity problem and enable gamers and traders to come together and increase the capital flow process.

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