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Ubisoft's online service for "Rainbow Six: Siege" has been suspended due to a hacker intrusion, with the hacker distributing 2 billion in-game tokens, R6, to each player after the breach.Ubisoft previously sold 15,000 R6 for $99.99, meaning players would need to spend approximately $13.3 million to acquire 2 billion R6, which can be used to purchase rare items such as skins and weapons. The "Rainbow Six: Siege" team announced that they are working to revoke the abnormal distribution of in-game R6 tokens and have already begun the rollback process.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, gaming giant Ubisoft has partnered with Immutable to launch the Web3 card game "Might & Magic: Fates."It is reported that "Might & Magic: Fates" is a blockchain strategy card game set in the Might & Magic universe, combining classic strategy gameplay with modern blockchain technology, providing players with digital ownership through Immutable's Web3 infrastructure.The game will be available on iOS and Android platforms, with the game itself being free. Players can enhance their progress by collecting cards and in-game currency. Players will use hundreds of cards to collect, trade, and customize their decks, devising unique strategies in a competitive environment, where success depends on skill and tactical decisions.

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockchaingamer, starting from December 18 (Wednesday), Ubisoft's Web3 shooting game "Captain Laserhawk The G.A.M.E." will be open to players holding Niji Warrior IDs. As an extension of its Netflix series "Captain Laserhawk: Blood Dragon Remix," the game is a multiplayer top-down shooter. A notable feature is the game's community-driven governance, allowing users to influence the storyline, thus leveraging Aleph.im's decentralized cross-chain technology to provide dynamic NFTs that evolve with player interactions. Before the game's launch, "Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E." introduced Niji Warrior IDs, a set of 10,000 NFT collectibles available for free on Arbitrum.As players progress, these Niji Warrior IDs will continuously evolve to showcase achievements, unlock customization options, governance rights, and other benefits. "Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E." will be deployed on the Arbitrum L2 blockchain and will also integrate Sequence's wallet solution to provide a seamless registration experience.

ChainCatcher news, the Arbitrum Foundation and Ubisoft have announced that a Web3 shooting game, Captain Laserhawk: The GAME, will debut on December 18. To prepare for the game's release, the two teams have collaborated with Magic Eden to launch the Niji Warrior series of NFTs for the game, which are now available for free minting. This dynamic NFT grants exclusive game privileges, including early access rights, and empowers players to influence game development.Captain Laserhawk: The GAME is a competitive multiplayer shooting game set in the dystopian world of Eden, inspired by the Netflix series Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, French video game company Ubisoft has announced the launch of its first Web3 technology game, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles, which will be released on October 23 and will be deployed on the Oasys Layer 2 Home Verse, a blockchain-driven Web3 gaming ecosystem.It is reported that this Web3-enhanced game will use the "Forge" system, allowing players to customize their champions to create new champions.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, gaming giant Ubisoft will launch 10,000 NFTs on Arbitrum through Magic Eden in the coming weeks. These NFTs will allow holders to get an early experience of the upcoming shooting game "Captain Laserhawk: The GAME."It is reported that the game is set in a dystopian world, inspired by the Netflix series "Captain Laserhawk: Blood Dragon Remix" (which itself is inspired by Ubisoft's "Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon"). This multiplayer competitive game is expected to include iconic characters from "Assassin's Creed." Ubisoft Web3 executive producer Didier Genevois stated in a press release, "By integrating Web3, we enable our community not only to play games but also to shape the future of gaming."ChainCatcher previously reported, according to Venturebeat, that the Arbitrum Foundation and Sequence are collaborating with Ubisoft Labs to develop the Web3 game "Captain Laserhawk: the G.A.M.E." The game is planned to be built on Arbitrum, while Sequence will provide essential blockchain tools to enhance the scalability and speed needed for the growing and active community.

ChainCatcher news, according to Venturebeat, the Arbitrum Foundation and Sequence are collaborating with Ubisoft Labs to develop the Web3 game "Captain Laserhawk: the G.A.M.E."According to the plan, this game will be built on Arbitrum, while Sequence will provide key blockchain tools to enhance the scalability and speed needed for the growing and active community.

ChainCatcher news, gaming giant Ubisoft has announced its participation as a node validator in the Tendermint-based Layer 1 blockchain XPLA ecosystem. In addition to playing a role in the validation process, Ubisoft will also actively participate in the decision-making of governance proposals.

ChainCatcher news, according to decrypt, Ubisoft has become one of the 40 node committee partners of WEMIX and will operate verification nodes for its new "WEMIX 3.0" network.It is reported that the WEMIX public chain is a gaming public chain under the South Korean gaming giant WEMADE, which has iterated to version 3.0. According to WEMIX, all node committee partners (NCP) will operate WEMIX nodes to verify the blockchain, and Ubisoft will join the organization as "No. 26". Currently, WEMIX has announced 23 out of the 40 partners.

According to ChainCatcher news, citing data from CryptoSlam, Ubisoft's first blockchain game, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles, sold out its free Warlords NFTs within minutes, and sales exceeded $2 million just a few hours after the public minting.Currently, according to Blur market data, the floor price for Champions Tactics Warlords NFTs is reported at 0.2469 ETH. It is reported that gaming giant Ubisoft will offer a priority list for NFT minting at 19:00 Beijing time on December 18, and will launch public minting at 3:00 Beijing time on December 19.According to previous reports by ChainCatcher, Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles will mint 9,999 Warlords NFTs. Although the Warlords NFTs will operate on Ethereum, the game itself is deployed on the Ethereum-compatible Oasys blockchain, with 8,000 NFTs offered through free minting, an additional 1,000 NFTs provided to the Oasys community, and 999 NFTs reserved by Ubisoft for future marketing and giveaways.

ChainCatcher news, the gaming guild Yield Guild Games has announced a partnership with Ubisoft's blockchain game Champions Tactics. Champions Tactics is a Web3 competitive PvP turn-based RPG set to be released next year, and YGG will provide support.

ChainCatcher news, gaming giant Ubisoft's first original blockchain game "Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles" will offer priority list NFT minting at 19:00 Beijing time on December 18, and will launch public minting at 3:00 Beijing time on December 19.It is reported that "Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles" will mint 9,999 Warlords NFTs. Although Warlords NFTs will operate on Ethereum, the game itself is deployed on the Ethereum-compatible Oasys blockchain, with 8,000 NFTs available through free minting, an additional 1,000 NFTs provided to the Oasys community, and 999 NFTs reserved by Ubisoft for future marketing and giveaways.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 gaming platform Immutable has announced a new partnership with gaming giant Ubisoft to create new gaming experiences.Through this collaboration, Immutable continues its commitment to bringing digital ownership to players, while Ubisoft explores decentralization through its Strategic Innovation Lab. "The first step of this partnership will determine how the two companies will combine their expertise: Ubisoft will leverage its extensive experience in developing top-tier, high-quality games, integrating it with Immutable's ecosystem, technology, and expertise to create a leading Web3 gaming platform."

ChainCatcher news, gaming giant Ubisoft has announced that it will support the Cronos Network as a validator, joining the ranks of 27 other blockchain validators including Crypto.com and Blockdaemon. Ubisoft will operate a node on the open-source network, which can interoperate with both Ethereum and Cosmos, generating or confirming new blocks on the network during transaction processing.Cronos Labs stated that Ubisoft will work with developers to promote the development of blockchain games and leverage the expertise of Ubisoft's Strategic Innovation Lab. This move is part of Ubisoft's ongoing expansion into the NFT gaming space, having previously developed and launched its own blockchain game prototypes that support various networks and platforms, and invested in projects.

ChainCatcher news, Ubisoft announced the release of its first blockchain game Champions Tactics, a PVP tactical game featuring mythical characters battling against each other. The game will run on the Layer1 network Oasys, and Ubisoft is one of the node operators of this Layer1 blockchain network. (CoinTime)

ChainCatcher news, Reddit collaborates with Ubisoft to release free Rabbids-themed Avatar NFTs, which are currently available for Reddit users to claim for free. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, gaming giant Ubisoft (Ubisoft) has partnered with Integral Reality Labs to launch the Assassin's Creed NFT series, Assassin's Creed Smart Collectibles, on Polygon, which will officially open for minting on May 16.It is reported that each minted "digital soul" NFT can be used to customize and redeem physical collectibles that are 3D printed and support NFC functionality. Each NFT has different rarity levels, and higher-level NFTs can unlock more customization elements. Integral Reality Labs will also release 1,500 "Piece of Eden" passes, providing holders with airdrops of exclusive collectibles and priority access to 3D printing, among other benefits. (Source link)