NFTs have been the subject of a great controversy lately. Some companies, such as XBOX, are actively opposed to it. Steam actively prohibits the NFT games from their platform. Even creators, especially Pillar Hagar Peturursson, the creative spirit behind it Takes Two, have expressed an extreme disgust for having such a thing in future or current games. But Square Enix, like many other companies, feel a different feeling. This can be accentuated by their experiences because they have already experienced the sale of NFT digital maps, which have sold online. But, the President of Square Enix, Yoke Matsuda, tried to respond to concerns in a public speech. Although the letter has been polished, it seems that it lacked the target — mainly like Ubisoft, in the sense that they do not seem to understand what the NFTs are, or the effect they will have on a global scale. — because NFTs are fundamentally a receipt that takes bytes and consumes energy by doing so. In Matsuda's address, he...