Blockchain attack from the game giant Ubisoft

As a French game developer, Ubisoft has collaborated with American electronics Arts and has collaborated with American game giant, as well as independent activities. Ubisoft decided to expand its research on Blockchain technology, considering that the game industry is going to evolve and become quite different in the future.

Lidwine Sauer, Director of understanding and trends, gave IGN an interview prior to his speech on the subject. In the interview, referring to their work in general, the laboratory analyzed how the world responded to new technologies, and expressed that they exerted a lot of effort on how these interested new technologies could be applied to Ubisoft.

Blockchain's uniqueness intrigued Ubisoft

Sauer made the following statements when he was talking about Blockchain in his interview:

Blockchain gives you the chance to have a real digital collection that can't be copied. Developed, this technology provides an equivalent advantage to a digital Picasso. An advantage of this is that technology allows playing things in Blockchain to be much more difficult than Picasso. Blockchain ensures that digital items are uniform, unlike the number of non-replicated digital products. The most immediate idea for the game is the unique, Single-Use DLC tracks, one possible application.

Sauer believes that the game developer can find ways to Blockchain the more interesting enhancements the company wants to explore.

Ubisoft expands blockchain research

The Lab's research extends from artificial intelligence changes and Blockchain to physical and digital combination, as well as to Crypto money.

For example, Ubisoft Toronto's “Starlink: battle for Atlas” game allowed players to create a Starship in real life and see ship changes in real time. Sauer said in an interview that Ubisoft constantly questioned whether a trend created an opportunity for development of new games and services and innovation.

Sauer recently cited Sam as the personal game interface of Ubisoft, introduced as beta with Ubisoft club. And last year, “Star Trek: Bridge crew”talked about artificial intelligence voice command capabilities.

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