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gumi Inc. partners with the Sui Foundation to develop Brave Frontier Versus on the Sui Network, enhancing Web3 gaming. The migration of Oshi Token from Polygon to Sui highlights the blockchain’s scalability and growing influence in the gaming industry. gumi Inc., a well-known Japanese mobile entertainment content publisher and developer, has announced a strategic agreement with the Sui Foundation to co-develop Brave Frontier Versus for the Sui Network. This new title will be part of gumi’s Web3 project, OSHI3, which marks a significant collaboration in the gaming and blockchain industries. Partnership Announcement 🤝 We are happy to announce our partnership with @SuiNetwork! Starting out with co-developing the next $OSHI (@gumi_oshi3_en) based game @bfvs_en with Sui, we are excited to grow our community together! Stay tuned for more 😎… pic.twitter.com/SEob6omB33 — OSHI3 (@gumi_oshi3_en) August 21, 2024 Brave Frontier Versus Leverages Sui Network Blockchain for Enhanced Gaming Experience Brave Frontier Versus, a sequel to the world-renowned Brave Frontier series, attempts to combine classic gaming with cutting-edge blockchain technology. This fusion is intended to improve the overall in-game experience for gamers. The Sui Foundation’s developers will contribute to the development money, as will gC Games, a gumi Inc. affiliate. This agreement demonstrates the Sui ecosystem’s capacity to attract initiatives from other blockchains. Notably, the Oshi Token (OSHI), a vital component of the OSHI3 project, will be largely moved from the Polygon network to the Sui blockchain. Hiroyuki Kawamoto, CEO of gumi Inc., stated: “The Sui ecosystem is a fantastic example of a blockchain project that is focused on the needs of the gaming industry. We are confident this collaboration will elevate the Brave Frontier Versus gaming experience and further expand the economy of Oshi token to reach across the world.” The Sui Network was chosen for this project specifically because of its object-centric…

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