I think the term "NFT" has developed a meaning in popular culture that is different from what the actual technology is. For most people, I think they believe an NFT is a jpg or digital image that you can own - that's not what Polycade Limiteds are.

The Polycade Limiteds implementation of the ERC-721 contract (aka NFT) should be thought of like game ownership on Steam, with two key differences:

1. Unlike Steam, Polycade Limiteds games can be resold.
2. Unlike Steam, the database that records game ownership can be viewed and reviewed by anyone, allowing people to verify the limited nature of the games we are releasing.