French video game publisher Ubisoft has officially announced that it will enter the non-redeemable tokens industry (NFTs) through a new platform called Ubisoft Quartz, which will be available to players in beta this week with Ghost Recon Breakpoint on Ubisoft Connect. Ubisoft plans to make players happy with three free cosmetic gifts in the first place.
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Ubisoft makes its first breakthrough in the NFT space
According to a statement shared on Ubisoft’s official website, players are the first NFTs that can be used in AAA games and work with energy efficiency technology. digits They will be able to purchase collectibles from Ubisoft game worlds.
Digits, which will be released in limited quantities and editions, such as in-game vehicles or weapons, will be available in the United States and Canada. To its first users on December 9, 12 and 15 will give gifts. Quartz will also be available in Brazil, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Italy and Australia.
Ubisoft Quartz’s energy-efficient technology, Proof-of-stake blockchain He uses Tezos. Ubisoft’s blockchain technical director Didier GenevoisIn a statement made via Ubisoft’s official website, he touched on the company’s future plans.
Here are Genevois’ explanations:
“This type of blockchain achieves the same results while using significantly less energy than proof-of-work protocols. To give you an idea, a transaction on Tezos is equivalent to 30 seconds of video streaming, while on Bitcoin it is equivalent to watching a year of uninterrupted video streaming!”
Didier Geneviois
French gaming company, worldwide in terms of market value among the top 25 gaming companies and annual net income $5.8 billion exceeds. Considering that other huge companies such as Valve have deleted games that contain blockchain technology from their system, this move of Ubisoft seems to be talked about a lot.
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