Everybody expected it, but nobody believed it would happen so fast. Ironically enough, Steam’s nonacceptance of games featuring NFTs led to the opposite of the intended outcome. Well, not really… It’s just that Mark Zuckerberg’s influence is much stronger than Gabe Newell’s these days.
In the wake of Valve’s announcement, it became a matter of time as to how quickly the gaming industry’s giants would begin implementing NFTs into the traditional gaming sphere, especially after Ubisoft, Electronic Arts, Konami, and Square Enix expressed their appreciation for blockchain as a top-notch gaming technology.
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However, nobody expected that the first move to put words into action would happen quite so soon! On December 7th, Ubisoft – the titan developer of such leading series’ as Assassin’s Creed, Prince of Persia, Far Cry, Watch Dogs, the entire span of the Tom Clancy collection, and many others – announced their first foray into NFTs would drop in their new AAA game: ‘Ghost Recon: Breakpoint.’
Introducing Ubisoft Quartz 💎
— Ubisoft (@Ubisoft) December 7, 2021
We're bringing the first energy efficient NFTs playable in a AAA game to Ghost Recon: Breakpoint!
Try it in the beta from December 9 with three free cosmetic drops and learn more here: https://t.co/ysEoYUI4HY pic.twitter.com/owSFE2ALuS
Read about other the big studios which could soon implement blockchain technology here:
Konami Becomes the Latest Big Gaming Studio to Express Appreciation for Blockchain and NFTs
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