Amazon Prime Gaming and WAX Partner to Bring Web3 Games to Global Audience

10/27 08:55

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Amazon Prime Gaming, developed by Amazon.com Inc, has teamed up with Worldwide Asset Exchange (WAX) to bring Web3 games to a global audience. The partnership aims to introduce Amazon Prime Gaming's large user base to WAX-powered games. The first game to be experimented with is Brawlers, a wrestling-themed NFT game on the blockchain platform. As part of the partnership, Amazon Prime Gaming users will have access to exclusive in-game items and physical prizes each month. The news has caused the price of WAXP, the native coin of WAX, to increase, with analysts predicting a maximum price value of $0.095 by 2024.

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