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Ordz Games unveiled BitBoy, a handheld retro gaming device reminiscent of a Game Boy. But this one will let players earn Bitcoin while playing on a blockchain network.
The Hong Kong-based company will launch the first Gamefi + DEPIN Device (with DEPIN meaning a decentralized physical infrastructure network) sometime this year, the founder said.
Ordz Games is unveiling the handheld gaming device, BitBoy One, at the Hong Kong Web3 Gaming Expo this weekend, followed by a launch event at Paris Blockchain Week. Customers will likely be able to preorder in mid-April.
The BitBoy is expected to cost around $500, but the exact price is pending. I haven’t seen the prototype and there is a lot to be wary about. But it’s an interesting idea aimed at crypto bros and other folks who are enthusiastic now that Bitcoin’s price is soaring again.
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The BitBoy may cost around $500.
Inspired by the first-generation Nintendo Game Boy from 1989, the BitBoy name itself is a portmanteau of “Bitcoin” and “Game Boy.” It was started by a first-time entrepreneur who goes by “z3th.” I talked with him in an interview. z3th said that he started getting into crypto in 2017 and started the company in 2021.
It features a sleek translucent orange design, and the goal is to create Web3 gaming to the new age of DEPIN, offering a unique blend of nostalgia, innovation, and community. Players can earn Bitcoin through retro-style play-to-earn games, diving back into their childhoods.
“This device is very deep rooted inside of Bitcoin,” s3th said. “So the whole design language, the naming, is Bitcoin,” he said. “It’s all going to come with a 3D rendering of the physical device, which will be in an ordinal.”
The NFT for BitBoy is a digital collectible and it is part of a limited edition, and it is part of the device.
“Crypto is a very intangible thing. I don’t think anyone ha …
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Ordz Games unveiled BitBoy, a handheld retro gaming device reminiscent of a Game Boy. But this one will let players earn Bitcoin while playing on a blockchain network.
The Hong Kong-based company will launch the first Gamefi + DEPIN Device (with DEPIN meaning a decentralized physical infrastructure network) sometime this year, the founder said.
Ordz Games is unveiling the handheld gaming device, BitBoy One, at the Hong Kong Web3 Gaming Expo this weekend, followed by a launch event at Paris Blockchain Week. Customers will likely be able to preorder in mid-April.
The BitBoy is expected to cost around $500, but the exact price is pending. I haven’t seen the prototype and there is a lot to be wary about. But it’s an interesting idea aimed at crypto bros and other folks who are enthusiastic now that Bitcoin’s price is soaring again.
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We’re thrilled to open our call for speakers to our flagship event, GamesBeat Summit 2024 hosted in Los Angeles, where we will explore the theme of “Resilience and Adaption”.
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Inspirations
The BitBoy may cost around $500.
Inspired by the first-generation Nintendo Game Boy from 1989, the BitBoy name itself is a portmanteau of “Bitcoin” and “Game Boy.” It was started by a first-time entrepreneur who goes by “z3th.” I talked with him in an interview. z3th said that he started getting into crypto in 2017 and started the company in 2021.
It features a sleek translucent orange design, and the goal is to create Web3 gaming to the new age of DEPIN, offering a unique blend of nostalgia, innovation, and community. Players can earn Bitcoin through retro-style play-to-earn games, diving back into their childhoods.
“This device is very deep rooted inside of Bitcoin,” s3th said. “So the whole design language, the naming, is Bitcoin,” he said. “It’s all going to come with a 3D rendering of the physical device, which will be in an ordinal.”
The NFT for BitBoy is a digital collectible and it is part of a limited edition, and it is part of the device.
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