Ubisoft does nothing but restore Rayman. It is also adding Rabbids to the blockchain in an online NFT game. The new initiative says “the user has the opportunity to get creative with the Rabbids franchise.”
Imagine Minecraft, but you buy and pay real money and trade digital artwork in an NFT-like ecosystem. That’s the Sandbox, a multi-state simulator whose aims are as closely as an old MMO like Habbo or Bin Weevils.
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You can buy voxel-navy sultan, like the now-added blocky Rabbids. And because it’s all a big community, you can flex your receipts onto your digital property to other people who are also flexing their digital property on their digital properties. It is exhausting.
“It’s really an exciting journey for the Rabbids to the Sandbox community and empowering players to create their own original experiences using elements of our gaming IP”, said Guillaume Mammi, senior managing director of new business and partnership with Ubisoft. “We can’t wait to see how the Rabbids make the world their own. The Sandbox is an evident new fun playground. There’s a long list of rabbis world invasions, and Ubisoft provides a great opportunity to experiment metaverse experiences with its products.
The push of Ubisoft’s NFT hasn’t been very successful. The French publisher said gamers don’t know who to get it. But that’s not stopping them. In fact, employees at Ubisoft were rewarded for their hard work using NFTs. The salary has been more interesting with the splash of environmental damage.
Be careful about the damage to the environment. Ubisoft originally stated that its NFT push would have been used to take into account the environmental concerns of Bitcoin, but was later revealed its NFT partner wasn’t using the eco-friendly platform promised, so its NFTs are harmful to the environment. There are a lot of Rabbids and Mario’s crossovers to expect, but the game has never entered NFTs. Right? Yeah, it does have a “interest” aussi. Sorry.
