Teaser for Shiba Inu’s upcoming project is making headlines

Shiba Inu team releases teaser video showing Unidentified dark logo. Two days ago, the official handle posted a picture of the game console, and shortly after, Project His leader Toshitoshi Kusama also posted a cryptic tweet with the hashtag “GET IN POSITION” with his CCG.

Features of Shib Collectible Card Game [CCG] This is a game you earn by playing.

Earlier in May, the lead developer revealed that the project would start in early September 2022, and shared graphics of the game depicting Shiboshi. [ a collection of 10,000 exclusive Shiba Inu generated Non-Fungible Tokens] I was hit on the head with a baseball bat and said, “Bonk!”

The Shiba Inu developer also said that the team is working on the launch of the SHIB CCG because they want to expand the utility of the token. It’s to further prove that it’s more than a meme coin.”

Kusama said that as part of game development, rotating SHIB’s narrative to include it in CCG’s story would add more depth and make it more interesting than battle cards and memes.

Nothing has been confirmed by the Shiba Inu development team at this time, but the ad is creating a quiet buzz in the community.

“Shiba Inu’s metaverse is unrealistic”

Kusama recently revealed in a Discord chat that the metaverse looks completely unrealistic, so without revealing any further details, it could be related to SHIB’s larger metaverse project. Some people commented.

As reported by Tron Weeklythe team shook hands with The Third Floor [TTF]is the world’s leading visualization studio known for Marvel blockbusters such as Wonder Woman, Avengers: Infinity War, Thor: Ragnarok and Mad Max: Fury Road. .

According to TTF Chief Creative Officer Dane Smith, the Shiba Inu community’s artistic mission is “inspiring.” “The Metaverse has the potential to offer endless opportunities and mixed reality experiences,” he added.

On July 20, Shiba Inu’s Twitter account released another teaser showing palm trees during a storm. In response, gaming veteran William Volk tweeted that “something” was coming.