Remember that NFT contracts can be written such that the original issuer can get a piece of secondary sales. That is a new revenue stream for the content owners.
I think that interoperability will not be universal, but maybe you can buy NFL gear on an NFL website and then it happens to also work in the licensed NFL games -- stuff like that. Or Nike negotiates with Fortnite and Roblox and Minecraft so that Nike NFTs that you buy from Nike.com work as avatar customizations in these games. I think this is how it starts -- limited and negotiated interoperability between non-competitors. Maybe it gets to where competitor games have interoperability, but that is definitely not where it starts.
You can't even use items from D&D 3.5e in D&D 5e.
There will not be universal interoperability of functional items across disparate games, and only limited interoperability of functional items within game families/series.