Web3 games promise true digital ownership, but where are those 3D models, high-res textures, and game logic files actually stored? Often, on centralized servers or fragile IPFS nodes, creating a single point of failure. @Walrus 🦭/acc solves this by providing permanent, decentralized, and programmable storage for gaming assets. With Sui Move smart contracts, a game sword stored on Walrus can have its own logic for rentals, upgrades, or cross-game interoperability. Major gaming projects like Vendetta are already building on this. As GameFi evolves, the infrastructure for its data must be as robust as its tokenomics. Do you think solving the data layer is the final hurdle for mainstream web3 gaming?