NFTs and Blockchain in Gaming – From Ubisoft's Triumph to Modex's FIFA+ Partnership
The crypto and NFT gaming landscape is changing quickly, with big players in the industry making big changes. While Ubisoft's first attempt at NFTs with "Champion Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles" was a huge success, Warlord tokens sold out in less than two minutes, reaching a resale value of $600 each. This was a turning point in how the gaming community accepted digital assets. Modex and FIFA+ worked together to make limited edition Membership Cards, which shows that NFTs are becoming more popular in sports memorabilia. Medieval Empires' "$MEE to Play" release showed how blockchain can be used in games by letting players lease Land NFTs and stake $MEE tokens to change the way the game is played. Upland and Kaedim's work together made the production of 3D assets 70% more efficient, showing how AI has changed the way games are made. Lastly, "My Neighbor Alice" started the "Landscapes Re-imagined" contest, which encouraged community creativity by letting people change the look of land with special NFTs. This shows how the gaming industry is always changing and improving the experiences of players.
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