350 Web3 Ventures Join Saga Mainnet At Launch

Saga, the well-known San Francisco-based Layer-1 protocol blockchain tech company plans to introduce its highly anticipated Mainnet Phase One this week. This approach will mark a notable milestone in the realm of blockchain gaming, as the firm is poised to collaborate with an advanced platform with more than 350 Web3 projects.

In addition, about 200 of these projects are dedicated to gaming, as it highlights Sega’s dedication to redefine the realm of entertainment based on blockchain.

Saga Mainnet Aims To Revolutionize Web3 Infrastructure

The introduction of Sega Mainnet indicates a fresh era of scalability, user-friendliness, and accessibility in Web3 infrastructure. Remarkably, the platform will offer a low gas fee and a seamless experience for gamers, pioneering the ever-evolving blockchain gaming sector.

The Chief Executive Officer of Sega, Rebecca Liao, expressed excitement about the release, underscoring the platform’s commitment to enhancing developers’ initiatives and promoting innovation. She further added that the introduction of Sega Mainnet has been evidence of love towards their community, bringing to fulfillment their dreams of crafting the best potential platform for game developers.

Key features of Saga Mainnet include fully flexible stack options, fast bridging and interoperability, costless transactions, and infinite horizontal scalability. These features empower developers to effortlessly scale their applications while guaranteeing optimal performance and speed.

Saga Aims To Provide A Platform That Empowers Developers With Innovative Tools

Sega Mainnet launch has attracted extensive support from prominent industrial partners, with more than 100 members. Prominent investors like Ethernity, Rogue Nation, and Another World also collaborate with Sega to foster innovation and development in the ecosystem.

The Chief Strategy Officer of Saga, Jin Kwon, expressed excitement about the platform’s distinct technical innovation aiming to provide developers with features that are only accessible on the Sega chain. This unique innovation also empowers developers to focus on crafting their games without worrying about back-end systems.

This initiative was unveiled during the Saga Multiverse Reveal event in San Francisco along with the Game Developer Conference (GDC), indicating Sega’s dedication to developing the Web3 gaming sector.

Sega’s innovative move towards revolutionizing the gaming experience marks a pivotal stage in gaming industries. This latest announcement adds to a series of recent updates from the team.

Among them is their collaboration with MarbleX, a division of the major South Korean mobile gaming company Netmarble. Additionally, with two Play-to-Airdrop initiatives, introduced their Pegasus incentivized testnet, and secured a $5 million funding round spearheaded by Placeholder.