
Ethereum Name Service Enters Gaming World With First-Ever Ubisoft Collaboration
Ethereum Name Service and Ubisoft have inked a partnership to boost Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix universe.
Ethereum Name Service and Ubisoft have inked a partnership to boost Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix universe.
Gaming giant Ubisoft has revealed its pioneering Web3 game will go live later this October.
Besides Com2uS, Oasys is also home to several game publishers and developers, including Ubisoft and Sega.
While the ‘Prelude to Guild War’ serves as a pilot event, it marks a crucial chapter in Nine Chronicles M’s journey into the realms of Web3 gaming.
Ubisoft’s Champion Tactics free NFT mint has been a success, minting out in under 20 minutes. The NFTs have also brought in over $2 million on the secondary market.
The Champions Tactics game itself will launch on Oasys, a separate chain from that of the Warlords NFTs – Ethereum.
Immutable intends to leverage the capabilities of its ecosystem to ensure that the joint effort with Ubisoft succeeds in affording players true digital ownership.
The layoffs at Epic Games are the latest in a slew of job cuts that have plagued the tech industry.
Meanwhile, investors are closely eyeing the natural gas market, where prices experienced a significant surge on Monday.
In response to the initial rejection, Microsoft has introduced a new proposal that both companies have mutually accepted. The terms of this agreement have been adjusted to align with the stipulations of the UK Competition and Markets Authority.
Ubisoft claims that its Assassin’s Creed video game series has sold no less than 200 million copies worldwide.
Due to the bad news, which includes the canceled games and financial challenges, Ubisoft plans to “depreciate around €500m of capitalized R&D”.
Under the transaction details, Tencent acquired 5% voting rights in Guillemot Brothers Limited in addition to its 49.9% economic stake.
About a year after Huanhe launched, Tencent halted the sale of NFTs on the platform. The new move took effect as of 16th August 2022.
While Ubisoft is at a market valuation of about $5.3 billion, sources revealed based on an internal discussion that Tencent could offer up to 100 euros (101.84) per share to buy a bigger stake.