Ubisoft Quartz is the company's new Non-Fungible Token (NFT) system coming to Ghost Recon: Breakpoint. Beginning Dec. 9, the tactical third-person shooter will make use of Ubisoft Quartz — blockchain ...

Ubisoft is now taking the plunge into the world of NFTs. Named Ubisoft Quartz, the publisher’s new platform will allow players to purchase various NFTs — which it calls “Digits” — through a ...

Well, everyone sure did not seem to be on board with Ubisoft Quartz and its blockchain-based NFTs for Ghost Recon Breakpoint, a series of limited edition cosmetics that could be claimed in the game.

Breakpoint wasn’t well received when it was released in October 2019. Ubisoft swiftly went into damage control mode to resolve some of the bugs and stability issues in the weeks after release. However ...

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Sure, technically the NFT helmet is free, but only after you give up a chunk of your life playing Ghost Recon Breakpoint Sports Windows Games I’d like to go one weekend without having to write or ...

Ubisoft is officially into NFTs. The publisher has announced 'Digits', a form of non-fungible token that will provide unique versions of in-game items to players who purchase them. The Ubisoft Quarts ...