Chris Hui, Founder of Super Jump Games joins the pod this week to talk about his studio's forthcoming game Eon Guardians, getting gamers on-board with NFTs and using AI for concept art.

This conversation was a blast! As we close out 2022, we talk about the year in gaming with Mike Romo of the DDM Agency (and he's a video game voice talent as well!). We cover just about everything from Call of Duty's community to e-sports to what we're looking forward to most next year. Presented by:  The Unioverse   Co-Hosts: Chris Albrecht and Grant Hart Guest: Mike Romo

Unioverse NFTs aren't just pretty pictures, they are AAA-quality, 3D game-ready assets. And this week the Unioverse Viewer launched. If you're on a PC, you can download the Viewer to browse thousands of unique versions of Unioverse Heros. Unioverse Art Director Ken Hall stopped by the Jump Pod to talk about what it takes to make a fully rendered character that excites modern gaming audiences. 

This week's Jump Pod is a little different. We've got the recording from a recent Founder's Corner we held on Twitter Spaces. That Founder's Corner was packed with a ton of great information and announcements including how to get Reyu, the first Unioverse Hero Character NFT. Mark your calendars for January 8, 2023, and listen to this episodes to learn why you need to start earning Protens. 

We sat down with Ryan David Williams and Christian Williams of the Ashbury Legal firm. Ryan and Christian helped craft the Unioverse Community Content License, which gives Unioverse fans broad permissions to create (and sell!) stuff made with our IP.   It's a fascinating discussion about copyrights, web3 and the future of entertainment.

This week we have Masha Vyazemskaya, head of marketing and communications for Rarible. We chat royalties (because of course), Rarible 2, and the role gaming will have in web3.   The Jump Pod is a Unioverse podcast. 

Web3 enthusiast, advisor and builder Sam Thapaliya jumps in this week to chat about why he stopped building an NFT marketplace (hint: royalties!), the current and future state of NFTs and the growing importance of referrals for projects.    The Jump Pod is a Unioverse podast. Learn more at Unioverse.com

This week the Jump Pod sits down with Benny from Hyperspace and Wyeth Ridgway from the Unioverse to discuss the good, the bad and the increasingly ugly situation forming around Zero percent creator royalties for NFTs. Co-hosts: Chris Albrecht and Grant Hart The Jump Pod is a Unioverse podcast that discusses the web3, NFT and gaming industries. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered advice. 

Rob Oshima is not only the nicest guy in web3, he's the Co-Founder of Block Tackle, which is building the NFT-based SkateX extreme sports MMO, and he's an entrepreneur-in-residence at Solana. In this episode we talk:  Whether the crypto winter is thawing The early days of web3 vs. the early days of F2P What digital goods ownership in web3 should be LINKS:  SkateX   For more on the Unioverse, visit Unioverse.com, follow @theUnioverse on Twitter, and join our Discord!