Jon Jordan and BlockchainGamer.biz editor Jenny Jordan talk through the week's news including:

[0:45] Pixels' new ecosystem-wide PIXEL staking feature is now live, supporting three games.
[1:57] Pixels' daily activity has declined a lot, as has the PIXEL token price over the past year.
[2:58] Pixels' vision now is to better target its rewards towards committed players.
[4:30] Staking and the future vPIXEL token (June) use the Apptoken standard which gives devs more control.
[7:03] You stake PIXEL into any of the supported games, which return a share of their overall rewards.
[10:37] The goal is to build a platform any web3 (or web2) game could also plug into.
[15:05] PC RPG MapleStory N will launch on 15th May.
[16:56] This is a big IP for Nexon to release on blockchain and it's been very careful in the design.
[19:58] Blockchain gaming platform Ultra announced a partnership with Vaulta (ex-EOS).
[24:11] Wildcard streaming platform Thousands generated almost $78,000 from one 2-hour stream.
[29:15] To-date the platform has a payer conversation rate of 51% and ARPV (per viewer) of $109.
[35.27] Nintendo appears to have integrated web3 tech into the mobile version of Pokemon Home.
[40:55] Epic Games Store will now let devs - including of blockchain game - earn $1M of IAP without fee.
[45:25] This could be important for experienced mobile devs like Mythical and Limit Break.

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