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'Assassin's Creed' Dev Ubisoft Could Be Next In Line To Go On Sale - Vimarsana News

'Assassin's Creed' Dev Ubisoft Could Be Next In Line To Go On Sale

'Assassin's Creed' could very well be owned by a different company soon, if reports of a potential Ubisoft buyout are to be believed.

Ubisoft Workers Ask Whether Their Employer Is 'Competing With EA For The Most Hated Company' With its Continued NFT Push - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft Workers Ask Whether Their Employer Is 'Competing With EA For The Most Hated Company' With its Continued NFT Push

Ubisoft employees are getting pissed that their employer just keeps pushing NFTs down their throats, even when they clearly don't want it.

Gaming NFTs: Why Do People Seem To Reject Them Left And Right? - Vimarsana News

Gaming NFTs: Why Do People Seem To Reject Them Left And Right?

Gaming NFTs seem to be getting a massive backlash every time they get announced. But why is that? Gaming NFTs, to put it mildly, haven't had a good run so far.

Snapchat Filter Shows Users What They Look Like in the Metaverse - Vimarsana News

Snapchat Filter Shows Users What They Look Like in the Metaverse

A new Snapchat filter uses AR to show users what they could look like in the metaverse. Learn more. With talk about the metaverse booming, some people can't help but wonder what they would look like in this digital space.

OBS Dev Manager Claims TikTok Live Studio Violates Open Source License! But, Lawsuit Still Unnecessary - Vimarsana News

OBS Dev Manager Claims TikTok Live Studio Violates Open Source License! But, Lawsuit Still Unnecessary

OBS development manager claims that TikTok's new Live Studio software violates the open source license. Will there be an actual lawsuit?