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Game-based NFTs theoretically have cross-game potential, but in practice, true interoperability remains limited. While owning a sword, skin, or character as an NFT sounds great across different games, each title operates on its own engine, art style, and balance mechanics—making seamless integration difficult. Projects like Enjin and the OMA3 alliance are working on shared standards, but widespread adoption is still early. For cross-game utility to succeed, developers must collaborate on frameworks, and players must actually value the shared assets. Until then, most game NFTs remain locked to their original ecosystems, with cross-game use more a vision than a norm.

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