This would be such a rush for crypto and a win-win situation for the parties concerned. Mainstream adoption is on its way
Especially for the NFT adoption and it's not only assasin's creed but motogp already prepared a game that will be supporting NFT. That would be a very good thing to see that if more and more game developers interested to use NFT features. This could attract more demand in the future 
Topic: Assassin's Creed Publisher Is Making The Next Generation Of NFT Games - page 2. (Read 212 times)
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This would be such a rush for crypto and a win-win situation for the parties concerned. Mainstream adoption is on its way
March 20, 2021, 03:46:11 PM
Gaming giant Ubisoft continues to explore the possibilities of blockchain gaming, from NFTs you can share between games to token taxes for charity.
In brief
The blockchain gaming world is largely populated by startups built specifically to pioneer the burgeoning industry of crypto games, whether it’s Immutable with card-battler Gods Unchained, Sorare with its popular fantasy soccer platform, or Sky Mavis behind the Pokémon-inspired Axie Infinity.
However, there is one very big exception: Ubisoft, one of the largest traditional game publishers in the world, and the storied brand behind mega-franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Just Dance, and various Tom Clancy-branded shooters. The gaming giant, which has dozens of international studios, first signaled its interest in blockchain technology by unveiling a proof-of-concept prototype called HashCraft, a crypto-infused riff on Minecraft, in 2019.
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In brief
- Game publisher Ubisoft recently released the crypto fantasy soccer game One Shot League with Sorare.
- The Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance publisher is exploring ways to bring its big franchises to blockchain.
The blockchain gaming world is largely populated by startups built specifically to pioneer the burgeoning industry of crypto games, whether it’s Immutable with card-battler Gods Unchained, Sorare with its popular fantasy soccer platform, or Sky Mavis behind the Pokémon-inspired Axie Infinity.
However, there is one very big exception: Ubisoft, one of the largest traditional game publishers in the world, and the storied brand behind mega-franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Just Dance, and various Tom Clancy-branded shooters. The gaming giant, which has dozens of international studios, first signaled its interest in blockchain technology by unveiling a proof-of-concept prototype called HashCraft, a crypto-infused riff on Minecraft, in 2019.
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