Konami Earns Over $160,000 on Castlevania NFTs, Including a Map of Dracula’s Castle That Sold for $25K

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Konami opened the gates to its Castlevania 35th Anniversary NFT auction this week, and the results have been relatively lucrative for the Japanese gaming company.

As indicated by the results on OpenSea, one of the world’s most popular NFT marketplaces, Konami has already earned over $160,000 by selling 13 out of its 14 total NFTs comprising game scenes, BGM, and newly drawn art from the iconic Castlevania franchise. The most successful sale came in the form of a piece of pixel art depicting Dracula’s Castle, which sold for over $25,000 to a user named Emily_Snow.

Image: OpeenSea

Highest sales:

  • Castlevania – Dracula’s Castle Pixel Art: $25,517.16
  • Castlevania – Highlights: $17,457.47
  • Castlevania: Circle of the Moon – Main Visual Art Global ver.: $17,440.46
  • Castlevania: Circle of the Moon – Main Visual Art JP ver.: $13,227.10
  • Castlevania – Holy Water VS Dracula: $10,057.02

The nicknames of the auction winners will be displayed on Konami’s Memorial NFT site beginning next month. Konami has clarified that it offers no guarantee of its Castlevania NFTs increasing in value.

Source: OpenSea

Tsing Mui
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