Konami, one of the most recognized Japanese gaming development companies, raised more than $160K in sales during its first NFT related business.
Konami, a Japanese game developer and software publisher, raised more than $160K in its first foray into the non-fungible token scene. This was the result of an NFT auction related to the 35th anniversary of Castlevania, one of its most popular franchises. The end result contrasts with what other companies have experienced so far, facing a negative backslash regarding these activities.
The companyto celebrate the 35th anniversary of one of its most beloved franchises, Castlevania, which has sold more than 20 million copies at a worldwide level. 14 NFTs were sold during the auction, with the highest amount being paid for an NFT depicting the map of the first Dracula’s Castle, which sold for more than $26K.The second-highest bid was made by a three-minute video that showed some highlights of the different games of the series, which sold for around $17K.