If NFTs are a scam—and they are, I’m just going through the rhetorical motions in building a sentence here—then The sandbox is one of the biggest engines driving them in the video game space. So it makes perfect sense that it’s the location for Ubisoft’s next foray into the world of all this bullshit. If ...
image: Ubisoft Ubisoft’s ongoing NFT odyssey continues to bewilder and demoralize not just longtime fans but so its own developers. The company recently held another workshop aimed specifically at addressing the concerns of skeptical employees, yet also started giving out special NFTs to some members of the Ghost Recon team to “celebrate” the series’ 20th ...
We all agree that NFTs suck, right? They eat energy like termites eat wood and emit a ton of greenhouse gas emissions, destroying our world with one crypto sale at a time. In addition, you do not receive anything physical, just a digital certificate of blockchain ownership. Luckily the internet is full of NFT criticism ...
image: Bored Ape Yacht Club / My Right Mouse Button Every year ahead of the actual Game Developers Conference the show’s organizers run an industry survey, polling creators around the world on what’s happening and what could be happening in the games business. With 2022 promising to be a tumultuous 12 months, this year’s results ...
Related News Crypto Browser is Opera’s new browser with a digital wallet that will save you from needing an app to track the value of cryptocurrencies. It is a new step of the company in this sector, and it promises, since it is known to have excellent software solutions like its browser. From now on, ...
Opera announced a new web browser, or rather, its first “web3 browser” which will give us access to this “third generation” of the Internet based on the blockchain prepared for the cryptocurrencies, NFT Yes decentralized applications (dApps). The Opera’s new Web3 initiative comes to Windows, Mac and Android with a public beta which we can ...
On January 1, Yosuke Matsuda, CEO of Square Enix (pictured) decided to call the new year with the company’s plans for things like blockchain and NFTs. You may have read what people thought of the Square Enix announcement on the English language internet, but now let’s take a look at what people thought on the ...
Screenshot: Square Enix / Kotaku We don’t even have a week in 2022 and already another major video game publisher – this time it’s Square Enix – is praising the Metaverse and blockchain gaming and planning to invest more resources in this terrifying version of the future. And according to Square Enix President Yosuke Matsuda, ...
Apple and other tech companies are now fighting against crypto startups! The world of cryptocurrencies continues to generate followers and not only to invest but also to work. As a result, hundreds of people have risked quitting their jobs in the world’s most valuable companies to take up new challenges in startups dedicated to the ...
image: Ubisoft Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot held a Q&A video this week to try to reassure developers about the company controversial new advance behind NFTs, according to several sources present. But they said his answers were vague and relied on buzz words like “Metaverse” and “Web 3.0”, which still left some discouraged by the company’s ...
