A player from China invented his own “microtransaction system” in a life simulator Animal Crossing: New Horizons. An ingenious resident of China created in a hit project for Nintendo switch a whole economic model, which is based on the sale of custom in-game items designed by him by order of other players.
According to the analyst Daniel Ahmad, an entrepreneurial Chinese player opened a store on his virtual island, where he puts up for sale items created in the user design editor through QR codes associated with Chinese payment services AliPay and Wechat pay.
A Chinese Animal Crossing player has set up a store on their Island where other players can buy custom designed in game items from them.
They added their WeChat Pay and AliPay QR codes as a custom design in the game so people can send them real world money for the items. lol pic.twitter.com/eCeRDZ1O9v
– Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) March 29, 2023
It is worth noting that in the game itself there are no Nintendo microtransactions, so the Chinese decision is unlikely to please the company. The expert predicts that she will find a way to “cover the shop.”
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