Extra mile and the tv asahi group have introduced Japan's first accelerator program for blockchain gaming. This project, known as tv asahi blockchain games, aims to assist developers in successfully launching web3 games.

Developers participating in the accelerator program created by extra mile and Tokyo's tv asahi group will have access to various services to bring their web3 gaming ideas to life. Along with game development and publishing support, developers can utilize community marketing and token assistance.

The tv asahi blockchain games project is welcoming industry participants interested in joining the accelerator program, including developers, investors, IP holders, and blockchain service providers. By collaborating with these stakeholders, tv asahi blockchain games will offer comprehensive services for web3 game developers.

This project will help game developers navigate the complexities of negotiating IP rights with licensors and anime production committees owning multimedia IP. Acquiring these rights can present significant challenges for developers due to the unfamiliarity and cost associated with this aspect of their work.

In addition to facilitating access to licensed content, the accelerator program will offer guidance and mentoring to developers during the game launch process. This support aims to enhance the game's appeal to audiences across different markets, including traditional gamers and web3 users.

Developers will receive assistance at every stage of game development, from initial concept to beta release. Support will also be provided for marketing strategies, token design, and integration of web3 elements like NFTs.

One of the games already incubated by tv asahi blockchain games is Neobred, an NFT racing and horse breeding game developed by NFT Technology. Neobred allows players to breed and train horses, then race them online.

The tv asahi group will share more information about tv asahi blockchain games at the TEAMZ WEB3 / AI SUMMIT 2024 on April 13-14, where they are participating as a summit partner.